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Version Date Notes
1.0.0 March 2020 First public release

Introduction[edit | edit source]

In this Technical Note (SBCX-TN-005) (TN for short), a simple image classifier was implemented on the Axel Lite SoM.

In this TN (MISC-TN-010), it is illustrated how to run NXP eIQ Machine Learning software on i.MX8M-powered Mito8M SoM.

This article combines the results shown in the TN's just mentioned. In other words, it describes how to run the same image classifier used in SBCX-TN-005 with the eIQ software stack. The outcome is an optimized imaging classification application written in C++ running on Mito8M SoM and that makes use of eIQ software stack.

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