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I ranked wildfire camera feeds under a hard alert budget with classical OpenCV. It matched a CNN-on-every-frame at 1.4 neural-net calls per window instead of 3,645. Here's where it fails.

Wildfire camera networks have far more feeds than anyone can watch. The problem isn't finding smoke on one frame; it's deciding which of dozens of tiles a person should open next, without flooding them with alerts. So I fixed the budget first: 2 alerts per camera per 81-minute window (a FIgLib sequ…

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  1. 2026-10-12 11:32 · r/computervision
    I ranked wildfire camera feeds under a hard alert budget with classical OpenCV. It matched a CNN-on-every-frame at 1.4 neural-net calls per window instead of 3,645. Here's where it fails.
  2. 2026-10-12 11:31 · r/computervision
    I ranked wildfire camera feeds under a hard alert budget with classical OpenCV. It matched a CNN-on-every-frame at 1.4 neural-net calls per window instead of 3,645. Here's where it fails.

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