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Nope, the use of the words 'edge' and 'inference' in the tag-line pretty much mean there is no learning, no training.
by fizixer 6y ago
Nope, the use of the words 'edge' and 'inference' in the tag-line pretty much mean there is no learning, no training.
- wmf 6y agoDoes it have "fake" tensor cores? Aren't those for training?
- fizixer 6y agoYou still need tensor cores for inference. But they don't do weight updates. Learning/training is all about updating the weights (through backpropagation or whatever). So another way to put it: its tensor cores do feed-forward calculations, but no backpropagation, and no weight updates.
- rrss 6y agoThe hardware and platform is capable of training just fine. It's just rarely done because it is slower than training on pretty much any discrete GPU.