Tango: Low Latency Multi-DNN Inference on Heterogeneous Edge Platforms

There is an increasing demand to run DNN applications on edge platforms for low-latency inference. Executing multi-DNN workloads with diverse compute and latency requirements on resource-constrained heterogeneous edge platforms poses a significant scheduling challenge. In this work, we present Tango framework for orchestrating multi-DNN inference on heterogeneous edge platforms. Our approach uses a Proximal Policy-based Reinforcement Learning agent to jointly optimize cluster selection, accuracy configuration, and frequency scaling to minimize inference latency with a tolerable accuracy loss. We implemented the proposed Tango framework as a portable middleware and deployed it on real hardware of the Jetson TX edge platform. Our evaluation against relevant multi-DNN scheduling strategies demonstrates 61 % lower latency and 48.4 % lower energy consumption at a maximum accuracy loss of 1.59 %.

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2024-11-18
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iccd63220.2024.00053
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Brain Tumor Detection and Classification
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There is an increasing demand to run DNN applications on edge platforms for low-latency inference. Executing multi-DNN workloads with diverse compute and latency requirements on resource-constrained heterogeneous edge platforms poses a significant scheduling challenge. In this work, we present Tango framework for orchestrating multi-DNN inference on heterogeneous edge platforms. Our approach uses a Proximal Policy-based Reinforcement Learning agent to jointly optimize cluster selection, accuracy configuration, and frequency scaling to minimize inference latency with a tolerable accuracy loss. We implemented the proposed Tango framework as a portable middleware and deployed it on real hardware of the Jetson TX edge platform. Our evaluation against relevant multi-DNN scheduling strategies demonstrates 61 % lower latency and 48.4 % lower energy consumption at a maximum accuracy loss of 1.59 %.

University of Turku (FI), Politecnico di Milano (IT)
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