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On ARM Cortex-M-class hardware, with the buoy performing 288 inferences per day, the naive per-sample update scheme consumes about 3686 millijoules/day, while updating only about 8% of the time with gating consumes only 564 millijoules/day, a 6.5-fold difference.
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