In this paper, we propose a way to distribute the video analytics workload into both the CPU and GPU, with a performance prediction model including characteristics of feature extraction from the video stream data. That is, we estimate the total execution time of a CPU-GPU hybrid computing system with the performance prediction model, and determine the optimal workload ratio and how to use the CPU cores for the given workload. Based on experimental results, we confirm that our proposed method can improve the speedups of three typical workload distributions: CPU-only, GPU-only, or CPU-GPU hybrid computing with a 50:50 workload ratio.
A new satellite image classification method using a classifier integration model(CIM)is proposed in this paper. CIM does not use the entire feature vectors extracted from the original data in a concatenated form to classify each datum, but rather uses groups of features related to each feature vector separately. In the training stage, a confusion table calculated from each local classifier that uses a specific feature vector group is drawn throughout the accuracy of each local classifier and then, in the testing stage, the final classification result is obtained by applying weights corresponding to the confidence level of each local classifier. The CIM is applied to the problem of satellite image classification on a set of image data. The results demonstrate that the CIM scheme can enhance the classification accuracy of individual classifiers that use specific feature vector group.
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