Serial experiments for License Plate Detection by TinyYOLO v3, and the License Plate Recognition by Rosetta model

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Purpose of Serial experiments

The main goal of these experiments is to measure the execution time performance, knowing that CPU, the delegates NNAPI and XNNPACK are going to be used as a comparison between them.

This experiment consists of executing each Smart Parking stage separately, firstly the License Plate Detection by TinyYOLO v3, and secondly the License Plate Recognition by Rosetta model.

Initial conditions:

• The stages are executed sequentially.
• 100 warmup inference iterations.
• 1 valid inference iteration.