Single instruction, multiple data (SIMD) architectures allow you to parallelize code execution. SIMD allows you to perform the same operation on an entire sequence or vector of data during the course of one instruction. You can thus use SIMD to improve the performance...
Do not repeat yourself (DRY) is one of the major principles of software development, and following this principle typically means reusing your code via functions. Unfortunately, invoking a function adds extra overhead. To reduce this overhead, compilers take advantage...
A text-to-speech (TTS) engine is the crucial element of systems looking to create a natural interaction between humans and machines based on embedded devices. An embedded device can, for example, help visually impaired people read signs, letters, and documents. More...
Machine learning (ML) with neural networks is enabling exciting new inference capabilities for software. Typically, ML models have run in the cloud, which meant that, to make a classification or prediction, you needed to send the text, sound, or images over the...
