fix(edgeai): Update Default Model for Semantic Segmentation #346
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In EdgeAI docs, update all applicable sections to recommend ONR-SS-8690-fpnlite-aspp-regnetx400mf-ade20k32-384x384 as default Semantic Segmentation model as ONR-SS-8610-deeplabv3lite-mobv2-ade20k32-512x512 is known to cause frame-buffer starvation on AM62A. Signed-off-by: Chirag Shilwant <[email protected]>
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In EdgeAI docs, update all applicable sections to recommend ONR-SS-8690-fpnlite-aspp-regnetx400mf-ade20k32-384x384 as default Semantic Segmentation model as ONR-SS-8610-deeplabv3lite-mobv2-ade20k32-512x512 is known to cause frame-buffer starvation on AM62A.