Update tf_stage.cpp - corrected Inference time display unit #700
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The inference time (time_taken) is displayed as "ms" which is the standard abbreviation for millisecond, however the variable time_taken is declared in microseconds. The abbreviate for that is "us" if displayed with a standard character set. auto time_taken = ExecutionTime<std::micro>(&TfStage::runInference, this).count();
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The inference time (time_taken) is displayed as "ms" which is the standard abbreviation for millisecond, however the variable time_taken is declared in microseconds. The abbreviate for that is "us" if displayed with a standard character set.
auto time_taken = ExecutionTimestd::micro(&TfStage::runInference, this).count();