Huh, I suppose they aren't inherently incompatible with real-time constraints. It looks like it's pretty challenging to do in practice though.
I'm still somewhat confused as to how multi-object recognition works in a real-time way, naively I'd presume that recognizing n+1 objects in a frame would take longer than n objects.
You might be able to more practically get real-time neural networks using something like YOLO (you only look once)?
Either way it seems to me like hard real-time neural networks are a very challenging problem.
I'm still somewhat confused as to how multi-object recognition works in a real-time way, naively I'd presume that recognizing n+1 objects in a frame would take longer than n objects.
You might be able to more practically get real-time neural networks using something like YOLO (you only look once)?
Either way it seems to me like hard real-time neural networks are a very challenging problem.