Animesh Gupta, Sayan Kumar, V. Rajanna, Sachin Taneja, Massimo Alioto
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Abstract
An engine to identify frames with novel content in a video stream is proposed as additional vision pipeline stage following conventional saliency detection. Based on connected component analysis with mean-center tracking, its complexity is reduced to linear compared to quadratic in prior art. This introduces frame-level temporal sparsity for subsequent DNN activity/power reduction (177X beyond saliency detection). 2.4 pJ/pixel energy is achieved in 40 nm.