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  1. TOOL · arXiv cs.CV English(EN) ·

    E-ReCON: An Energy- and Resource-Efficient Precision-Configurable Sparse nvCIM Macro for Conventional and Spiking Neural Edge Inference

    Researchers have developed E-ReCON, a novel compute-in-memory (CIM) macro designed for efficient AI inference on edge devices. This macro utilizes a compact ReRAM bitcell capable of performing multiplication for both conventional neural networks and spiking neural networks. The design incorporates an interleaved adder tree to reduce transistor count and power consumption, achieving high energy efficiency and low latency. AI

    E-ReCON: An Energy- and Resource-Efficient Precision-Configurable Sparse nvCIM Macro for Conventional and Spiking Neural Edge Inference

    IMPACT This new compute-in-memory macro could enable more powerful and energy-efficient AI processing directly on edge devices.

  2. TOOL · arXiv cs.CV English(EN) ·

    Vision Transformers and Convolutional Neural Networks for Land Use Scene Classification

    A new research paper compares the effectiveness of Vision Transformers (ViTs) and Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) for land use scene classification using remote sensing imagery. The study evaluated AlexNet and ViT on the UC Merced Land Use and EuroSAT datasets, analyzing metrics like accuracy, precision, recall, and F1-score. Results indicate that CNNs are more robust with limited data and strong local textures, while ViTs excel at capturing global spatial relationships with sufficient training data, though they require more computational resources. AI

    IMPACT Provides insights for selecting appropriate deep learning models for remote sensing land use classification tasks.