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Benchmarking and Quantum Computing
1:12:33 - 1:19:57 (07:23)
This podcast discusses the use of benchmarking in computer vision and the potential of quantum computing which may not be commercially viable for a few more years, and when it does arise, it will be specific to certain applications.
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The concept of benchmarking algorithms in computer vision was introduced when graduate students identified images and ran benchmarks to determine which algorithms run well.
1:12:33 - 1:16:18 (03:44)
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The concept of benchmarking algorithms in computer vision was introduced when graduate students identified images and ran benchmarks to determine which algorithms run well. Although benchmarks gain traction in other areas of technology, such as autonomous vehicles, there is still a tendency for closed development and promotion through marketing.
ChapterBenchmarking and Quantum Computing
Episode#104 – David Patterson: Computer Architecture and Data Storage
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
Quantum computing will not be commercially viable for a few more years, but when it arrives, it will be a significant advancement in computing.
1:16:18 - 1:19:57 (03:38)
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Quantum computing will not be commercially viable for a few more years, but when it arrives, it will be a significant advancement in computing. Reports suggest that quantum computing is still more than a decade out.