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Real-time speed-limit-sign recognition on an embedded system using a GPU
This chapter addresses the challenging problem of detecting and classifying speed limit signs in a real-time video stream using an embedded, low-end GPU. Graphics processing units (GPUs) have been increasingly used for applications beyond traditional graphics that are well suited for their capabilit
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