- Is there any published documentation to prepare in advance of the June arrival of the device?
- Is there a list of supported cameras?
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Hi there,
Yes, allow the use of custom-programmed models.drabanus wrote: ↑Wed Jun 05, 2019 12:33 amIs it possible to upload a generative adversarial network (GAN) model, trained on a custom image set, and have video/audio data be processed in real time? I would like to start with video data of 720p, audio 44kHz, for a total of voice alteration, face detection, object recognition and finally image cropping. Does the SDK allow the use of custom-programmed models?
Another application I would like to ponder is semantic segmentation (i.e. separation of a live video scene into objects, foreground, background etc).
How does the compute power of the Sipeed MAix compare to other deep learning hardware like GPUs? Do you have a benchmark comparison like with an NVIDIA gaming GPU?
The narration in the note you mention is for Arduino based solutions. I was seeking Raspberry Pi based solutions since the HAT is mounted on a Raspberry Pi. Otherwise, wouldn't it be better to leverage the Maixduino for the Arduino style examples.
I wish you luck. I have been trying since I received my Grove AI HAT to do anything with it. So far, this is what I have learned:baqwas wrote: ↑Thu Jul 11, 2019 11:26 amHello jellyfish,
I understand that Raspberry Pi Raspbian supports Arduino IDE but what about Python (and rich set of libraries for AI/ML) for the AI HAT? Do we need to install the toolchain along the lines of the Maixduino with some different binaries? Is there some guidance for this type of exercise?
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$ sudo ./face-detected.sh
Segmentation fault
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