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Does anyone know how RAM-intensive deep learning is? If the answer is "not very," I think the GA144 might be a good candidate because it's a lot of CPU-capable
by daniel-cussen 14y ago
Does anyone know how RAM-intensive deep learning is? If the answer is "not very," I think the GA144 might be a good candidate because it's a lot of CPU-capable (independently-branching) cores.
- lrei 14y agodont have any numbers for you but it's typically CPU-bound and not memory-bound. deep learning is often done using GPUs because of massive-parallelism.
- wladimir 14y agoIt may be computation-bound (I'm not sure) but training deep networks generally does use a lot of memory, because of the giant training sets. You're right that GPUs are a good fit, for example libraries such a theano exploit this.