Video Embeddings using Singular Value Decomposition (SVD) can be used for semantic search, dimentioanlity reduction, and anomaly detection. Give a batch of videos singular values and vectors are computed using these algorithms.
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Frames are automatically extracted, resized, reshaped to 1D to create data matrix before performing SVD
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You pay by the hour based on three activities and the compute instance you pick. Training builds the model, while inference generates video embeddings in either batch mode or real-time mode. For each activity, you choose one of five ml.c5 instance sizes, from ml.c5.xlarge up to ml.c5.18xlarge. Larger instance types carry more compute capacity and bill at higher hourly rates. All fifteen dimensions charge per host hour (HostHrs), so your total cost depends on instance size and how many hours you run each task.
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What does one HostHrs unit cover for billing?
One HostHrs is one hour that a single ml.c5 instance runs your task. Billing counts each hour the instance is active for training or inference. If you run multiple instances, each one accrues its own host hours. Your bill reflects instance size multiplied by hours run.
How do batch and real-time inference differ for my bill?
Both meter per host hour on the same ml.c5 instance types. Batch mode processes a group of videos together, so instances run only while the batch job executes. Real-time mode keeps an instance running to serve requests on demand, so hours accrue for as long as the endpoint stays active.
Do I pay for training and inference separately?
Yes. Training builds the model and bills per host hour on your chosen instance. Inference generating embeddings bills separately on its own host hours. The two activities meter independently, so a complete project combines training hours plus batch or real-time inference hours on the instance sizes you pick for each.
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