If the competition is held with a large conference, we can naturally get a large audience. Which conference should we choose? Two conferences come to my mind: International Symposium on Circuits and Systems and Design Automation Conference. Please feel free to suggest another conference.
I think 2014 is too close and 2015 is more reasonable. What do you think?
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Wednesday, December 18, 2013
preliminary ideas for a competition of low power
I think the competition should be at the system level, something most
people can understand. This can create more excitement and wider participation, like what Deep
Blue and Watson did. If it is low-level, such as "being able to use only 1e-20J doing double-precision floating-point division", most people will not understand.
These are some preliminary ideas:
We can create some types of "recognition-based benchmarks". For example, give 1,000 + 1 images. Among the 1,000 images, one of them is the closest to that particular image. The "closest" will be defined by a committee but should be commonly agreed by most people. If 1,000 are too few, we can easily increase that to much more. ILSVRC (http://www.image-net.org/challenges/LSVRC/2013/#data) has a lot of images.
The participants are divided into two groups:
We may further divide the groups to
These are some preliminary ideas:
We can create some types of "recognition-based benchmarks". For example, give 1,000 + 1 images. Among the 1,000 images, one of them is the closest to that particular image. The "closest" will be defined by a committee but should be commonly agreed by most people. If 1,000 are too few, we can easily increase that to much more. ILSVRC (http://www.image-net.org/challenges/LSVRC/2013/#data) has a lot of images.
The participants are divided into two groups:
- customer hardware
- commodity hardware.
We may further divide the groups to
- with network connections (can offload computation).
- without network connections (cannot offload computation).
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