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Deployment method of deep object detection models integrating model pruning and data reuse for reconfigurable architectures

Aug 2026 · Journal of Supercomputing · Vol 82 · 1 citation · 52 references

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A hardware algorithm co-optimization framework for high-throughput deployment of deep object detection models on reconfigurable architectures, demonstrating the effectiveness of algorithm architecture co-design in overcoming memory and parallel efficiency bottlenecks and providing a practical solution for real-time high-performance deployment of deep learning models.

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