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As a non-ML grad student trying to do ML, where is this available from?
by grandmczeb 8y ago
As a non-ML grad student trying to do ML, where is this available from?
- sgillen 8y agoJust try googling around to see if your University has a HPC center. At my school the cluster isn't even geared towards ML but they happen to have super beefy nodes that are great for it.
- PinkMilkshake 8y agoI can speak for Australia only. Some options include: * University run HPC facilities. * Your university might have a deal with government funded facilities like the NCI (National Computational Infrastructure). Their computer Raijin has GPU's. * Or, they might be a participating University in AARNET (Australian Academic and Research Network), which next year will have web-based Jupyter Notebooks for smaller stuff. * I 100% guarantee there are multiple unused snowflake GPU clusters sitting under academics (with more money and influence than sense) desks that were purchased under the auspice of being "absolutely essential for their work" or "its the end of the year and we HAVE to spend this money" and because hey ignored all advice from IT it never works and is unsupported. Find them, be the support guy (if you have time) on the condition you get access.
- WrtCdEvrydy 8y agoThere's a free jupyter notebook also provided by Google if you just want to dick around.