Self-paced course
Compared to Cloud Computing, which is centralized in computing and data storage, Edge Computing brings computation and data storage closer to data sources.
Edge AI combines edge computing and AI technology and has become a rapidly developing field in the past few years. Edge AI enables AI computing directly on the edge or client device, enhancing power efficiency, supporting low latency, and solving data privacy problems.
Therefore, what improvements need to be made to traditional deep learning algorithms in Edge AI scenarios? This course teaches you about deep model compression and optimization techniques, decentralized and collaborative deep learning approaches and algorithms, software, and hardware for Edge AI.
Prerequisites
The German MOOC Praktische Einführung in Deep Learning für Computer Vision teaches relevant basics regarding Deep Learning and Computer Vision. Unfortunately we did not find a fitting English alternative.
Level
Advanced
Time required
6-8 hours per week
Environment setup (or what you'll need for our practical examples)
Attention: This course is currently in self-study mode, in which you do not have access to graded assignments/exams. Therefore, we can only issue you a certificate of participation.
Find out more in the certificate guidelines.
Haojin Yang is a senior researcher and multimedia and machine learning (MML) research group leader at Hasso-Plattner-Institute (HPI). Since 2019, he has been habilitated for a professorship. His research focuses on efficient deep learning, model acceleration and compression, and Edge AI.
Joseph Bethge is a PhD student studying deep learning techniques in the area of Computer Vision with a focus on Binary Neural Networks (BNNs) and is one of the main authors of the Open-Source framework BMXNet 2 for BNNs.