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Sounds cool! I wonder if this will be with TensorFlow. If so, does the RPis videocore have any capability to accelerate such things or not out of interest.
by anfractuosity 10y ago
Sounds cool! I wonder if this will be with TensorFlow. If so, does the RPis videocore have any capability to accelerate such things or not out of interest.
- joelberman 10y agoanything to speed up tensorflow and/or openCV either on the videocore or an inexpensive chip would be great.
- dzhiurgis 10y agoIt's peobably a promo of their new Tensorflow compiler.
- khedoros1 10y agoI know from a few years ago that there was some work at doing GPGPU-type work on the Raspberry Pi's video hardware. This is a project that I remember reading about, but didn't look into deeply: https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/accelerating-fourier-transforms-using-the-gpu/ https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/accelerating-fourier-transf... There's another one that goes into more detail on the "how" of running other algorithms: https://rpiplayground.wordpress.com/tag/raspberry-pi-gpu/ https://rpiplayground.wordpress.com/tag/raspberry-pi-gpu/ I'm not sure if there are limitations that would keep it from being interesting for TF or not; I don't know enough about it.
- anfractuosity 10y agoCheers, the FFT example is especially interesting.