Any comparison with Bitstream?
HolmesShuan opened this issue · 4 comments
HolmesShuan commented
Nice job! Bitstream refers to BitStream: An efficient framework for inference of binary neural networks on CPUs. Thanks in advance.
daquexian commented
Thanks for your issue! I am looking forward to compare with BitStream.
Unfortunately,
BitStream is not open source and even not publicly available. So there is
no way to compare them quantitatively. There is some rough comparison in
our acm mm paper, which will be published soon.
…On Mon, Jul 29, 2019, 7:24 PM Shuan ***@***.***> wrote:
Nice job! Bitstream refers to BitStream: An efficient framework for
inference of binary neural networks on CPUs
<https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0167865519301230>.
Thanks in advance.
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daquexian commented
Copied from our acm mm paper:
We will publish our paper on arxiv soon.
daquexian commented
BTW, I benefit a lot from your repos like https://github.com/HolmesShuan/ResNet-18-Caffemodel-on-ImageNet :) Thanks for your contribution.
Would you like to join our QQ group (1021964010, answer: nndab)?
HolmesShuan commented
Thanks for your invitation, I'm currently working for another AI company on the deployment of CNN on edge devices. Hope to see your work soon!