Partner: NEC
Dataset of measurements of performance and power consumption of an AI service at the network edge. The experimental setup is comprised of a 3GPP R10-compliant LTE base station (BS), a user equipment (UE) generating service requests via the BS to a well-known object recognition service, and an off-the-shelf server with an NVIDIA GPU running the service. Each request consists of an image with a variable number of objects from the COCO dataset. The images are sent to the service via the uplink channel of the LTE interface, and the service returns bounding boxes and a classification label of the identified objects to the user via the downlink channel of the LTE interface.
We provide two files. In 'ai_edge_dataset.csv', each value is the average of 150 images from COCO dataset. Moreover, we provide the per-image values in 'ai_edge_dataset_all.csv'. The details of the experiments and the software and hardware used can be found in the paper:
Jose A. Ayala-Romero, A. Garcia-Saavedra, X. Costa-Perez, G. Iosifidis (2021). EdgeBOL: Automating Energy-savings for Mobile Edge AI. ACM CoNEXT 2021.
https://github.com/h2020daemon/energy_edge_AI_dataset
November, 2021