Abstract
In recent years many amazing deep learning models have been developed, but in the process of practical applications, people often find that these deep learning models have high requirements for hardware storage space and computing power. In Artificial Intelligent of Things (AIoT) scenario, the computing power of the edge or terminal side are relatively limited, therefore, most conventional deep learning models are difficult to be deployed into AIoT devices. It is significant to explore the different performance under different scales of deep learning models. In this paper, we mainly propose a method to analyze the impact of deep learning models with various sizes through various experiments. We employ slimmable network as a Neural Archtecture Search (NAS) tool to realize various model size freely, and evaluate them on the indicators of flops, robustness and accuracy. The experimental results show the variation of flops, robustness and accuracy with the various model sizes, which help understand the impact on performance of deep learning models with different scales in AIoT systems.