fix(efficient_ai): resolve duplicate 'Efficiency Trade-offs' heading

- Renamed subheading at line 1114 to 'Resource-Constrained Trade-offs'
- Eliminates redundancy with main section heading at line 1182
- Improves content flow and reduces repetitive structure
- Addresses issue #960
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Vijay Janapa Reddi
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Together, the interdependence of these efficiencies enables cloud-based systems to achieve a balance of performance, scalability, and cost-effectiveness. By optimizing model, compute, and data dimensions in harmony, cloud deployments become a cornerstone of modern AI applications, supporting millions of users with efficiency and reliability.
#### Efficiency Trade-offs {#sec-efficient-ai-efficiency-tradeoffs-e140}
#### Resource-Constrained Trade-offs {#sec-efficient-ai-efficiency-tradeoffs-e140}
In many machine learning applications, efficiency is not merely a goal for optimization but a prerequisite for system feasibility. Extreme resource constraints, such as limited computational power, energy availability, and storage capacity, demand careful trade-offs between algorithmic efficiency, compute efficiency, and data efficiency. These constraints are particularly relevant in scenarios where machine learning models must operate in low-power embedded devices, remote sensors, or battery-operated systems.