arXiv AI By Tobiasz Puslecki, Krzysztof Walkowiak

On the Instance Hardness as a Decision Criterion in TinyML Systems

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The paper discusses TinyML, which deploys machine learning on devices with limited memory and computing resources. It introduces a preliminary study using the tree depth prune instance hardness method to control thresholds in TinyML systems. The results suggest that adjusting these thresholds can reduce energy consumption while maintaining classification quality.

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