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At the retrospectively selected peak test accuracy for each method, the estimated energy consumption per input is 1.93–6.99 mJ for the Deep SVDD two-stage system, 52.53 mJ for Monte Carlo Dropout, and 8.76–17.51 mJ for deep ensembles.
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