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Uh, what is a "kernel" in the sense of AI? Because it sure looks like this isn't an OS kernel.
by AtlasBarfed 1y ago
Uh, what is a "kernel" in the sense of AI? Because it sure looks like this isn't an OS kernel.
- philipkglass 1y agoThis is GPU terminology: https://cvw.cac.cornell.edu/gpu-architecture/gpu-characteristics/kernel_sm https://cvw.cac.cornell.edu/gpu-architecture/gpu-characteris... A function that is meant to be executed in parallel on an attached GPU is called a kernel. In CUDA, a kernel is usually identified by the presence of the __global__ specifier in front of an otherwise normal-looking C++ function declaration.