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Does the Llava part work ?
https://github.com/intel/intel-extension-for-transformers/tree/main/intel_extension_for_transformers/transformers/modeling/llava_models
If so are they optimized for In…
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Based on profiling my application, image processing is the most CPU-intensive, with parsepngstream using a good bit of the time. Is there an opportunity to optimize this function? Perhaps using image…
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I am on Ubuntu 20.04 and the compressor works fine. I tried to integrate it via AppImageLauncher (ver. 2.2.0) but get an error message when doing so "pdf compress Fehler beim Registrieren des AppImage…
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ETC2 is the improved successor of ETC1 and it will be soon available on all new Android terminals. It will be interesting to add a compressor for this format. The algorithm basic principle are very si…
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This doesn't apply to images embedded to the PDF, but all calls to `zlib.compress` in *main.py*. Some of the Flate compressors are very slow, so we probably need some caching which persists across inv…
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I am using camilladsp in a maybe slightly unconventional fashion for live PA. Currently I am experimenting with the compressor in v2 but would it be possible to add premade limiter options? Would also…
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The second most significant use case for opening the print dialog, apart from sending something to an actual printer, is the PDF export. I’d suggest exploring this possibility to cater to this use cas…
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Hi Merlijn,
I like this repo as it looks like the first serious open source MRC PDF solution I've found. However, I recently filed an issue with didjvu that has equal bad background fuzz. However, …
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2 years ago
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Currently integer and floating point multiplication occur in one stage (fp_execute_stage2) using the '*' Verilog operator. This is the critical path when synthesizing for silicon. However, three stage…
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What 90.1 PRM Section(s) are relevant to this issue?
3.7.6.5 Heat Pump Compressor Minimum Operating Temp
Explanation of issue:
The PRM indicates 17°F as the minimum HP operating temperature. Ho…