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SLN-VIZNAS-IOT User Guide, Rev. 1.1, 10/2020
NXP Semiconductors
3.2.15
Configure Detection Resolution
The SLN-VIZNAS-IOT kit comes with both VGA and QVGA
detection resolution
settings
*. By default, the kit runs in VGA mode. Although VGA takes more processing
power which can slightly affect detection times, the higher resolution provided by VGA
mode also allows for further roughly double detection/recognition range compared to
using QVGA. An overview of the differences can be seen in the chart below.
NOTE: As the name would suggest, changing the detection resolution does not affect the resolution
of the video output, just the resolution of the image passed to the inference engine.
Mode
Resolution
Detection &
Recognition Range
Detection Speed
VGA (default)
640x480
.3m ~1.4m
100ms
QVGA
320x240
.3m ~ .7m
80ms
Table 10: VGA vs. QVGA
A visual example of the difference in max range between the two resolutions can be seen
in the following figure:
Figure 58: VGA vs. QVGA Detection Resolution Max Range
In order to switch between the two modes, the command “
detection resolution
<VGA|QVGA>
” can be used to enable VGA or QVGA detection resolution mode. For the
command to take effect, the board will automatically restart itself, so make sure to have
any faces you want to retain saved in flash (see
Saving Users Through Resets)
.
SHELL>> detection resolution vga
SHELL>> Detection resolution VGA mode selected, reset system
Figure 59: "detection resolution vga" Command