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Technical instruction detailing the import, configuration, and execution steps required to generate model artifacts for object detection using TIDL on an X86 PC environment.
Year: Not specified
Region: Not specified
Subject: Object detection model import and artifact generation using TIDL
Document type: Technical instruction
Software platform: TIDL (Texas Instruments Deep Learning)
Hardware platform: X86 PC
Model format: ONNX
Related directories: ${TIDL_TOOLS_PATH}, ${TIDL_INSTALL_PATH}, ${TIDL_RTOS_PATH}
Execution environment: Processor SDK RTOS
Reference documentation: TIDL User Guide (Jacinto7 Processor SDK RTOS 08_02_00_05)
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Product Documentation Process and Associated Artifacts for the Office of Information and Technology
Year: 2026
Organization: Office of Information and Technology (OIT)
Region: United States
Document Type: Process Documentation
Topics: Product Documentation, Technical Manuals, User Guides, Online Help, Version Description
Standards Referenced: CMD Standard File Naming, CM Standards for Version Description Documents, Section 508, NIST SP 800-128, NIST SP 800-53 Rev 5, FIPS 186-5
Roles: Project Manager, Program Manager, Technical Writer, Developer, Software Quality Assurance Analyst, Configuration Manager, Stakeholders, Release Manager, Application Project Team
Artifacts: Project Management Plan (PMP), Deployment/Installation/Back-Out/Rollback Guide, Production Operations Manual (POM), User Guide(s), Online Help, Version Description Document (VDD), Review Templates
Tools and Platforms: Agile Center of Excellence (ACOE), Configuration Management Department (CMD) SharePoint, VA Software Document Library, SPA Resource Request Form
Process Activities: Maintain Project Management Plan, Create Deployment/Installation/Back-Out/Rollback Guide, Create Technical Manual or POM, Create User Guide(s), Create Online Help, Maintain VDD, Conduct Peer Review, Conduct Formal Review
Document Audience: Internal teams and end users
Description: Process documentation detailing the workflow, responsibilities, associated artifacts, standards, and tools for creating, reviewing, and maintaining product documentation within OIT.
A3 framework for Aggregation and Archiving of Artifacts: CS 410 Product Overview
Year: 2026
Institution: Old Dominion University, Computer Science Department
Document Type: Project Documentation
Topic: Software Framework for Artifact Management
Author: Course Team CS 410
Target Audience: Faculty and students
Product Name: A3
Technologies: Python 3.8+, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Angular, React, MySQL/MongoDB, Docker
Purpose: Aggregation, normalization, and archival of artifacts
Prototype: CS 411W limited-feature prototype
Key Features: Centralized repository, tagging, artifact comparison, notifications
Purpose: Through the colonial period, controversy surrounded the archeological site at Great Zimbabwe. From the 1890s to the 1930s, famed European archaeologists debated who had built Great Zimbabwe and the dates of its construction. With the decolonization of Africa in the late twentieth century, scholars rejected earlier colonial narratives to successfully reclaim the site as a grand Medieval African civilization. With the site's African origins settled, current conversations have turned to who should control access to the site's ruins and who should own its artifacts. This discussion examines these scholarly conversations about Great Zimbabwe's heritage.
Year: 2021
Region / City: Great Zimbabwe
Subject: Archaeology, Colonial History, African Heritage
Document Type: Scholarly Analysis
Institution: N/A
Author: N/A
Target Audience: Scholars, Researchers, Students
Period of Validity: N/A
Approval Date: N/A
Date of Changes: N/A
Americas Flashcards: Artifacts and Architecture from Ancient Civilizations
Year: 450 BCE–mid 20th century
Region / Location: Americas (North, Central, South)
Theme: Archaeology, Art, Indigenous Cultures
Document Type: Flashcards / Visual Reference
Civilizations: Anasazi, Shoshone, Lenape, Kwakwaka’wakw, Puebloan, Mississippian, Inka, Aztec, Chavin, Maya, Olmec
Materials: Sandstone, painted hide, leather, wood, ceramic, earthenwork, camelid fiber, cotton, feathers, gold, stone, jadeite, basalt, sheet metal, limestone, andesite
Dates of Origin: 900 BCE–mid 20th century
Locations of Artifacts: Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Ohio, Peru, Tenochtitlan (Mexico City), Chiapas, Machu Picchu
Creators / Artists (if known): Maria Martinez and Julian Martinez, Cotsiogo (Cadzi Cody), Lady Xoc (depicted)
Function / Use: Ceremonial, decorative, architectural, textile, ritual objects
Topics: TIDL X86 Artifacts