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UvA-DARE (Digital Academic Repository) PELSI: Power-Efficient Layer-Switched Inference

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PELSI incorporates a Genetic Algorithm to identify the near-optimal CPU-GPU layer-switched CNN inference configuration from within the large exponential design space that meets the given latency requirement most power efficiently.

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