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by smhx 7y ago
> If you switch to PyTorch, what are you going to use for prod deployment? Is there any way to use TPUs? PyTorch has an optional XLA device, that let's you use TPUs: https://github.com/pytorch/xla
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by smhx 7y ago
It has TensorBoard integration itself (which can be installed independently). https://pytorch.org/docs/stable/tensorboard.html
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by smhx 7y ago
There might be some additional help on the way directly in PyTorch for on-device :) - iOS: https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/pulls?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=is... - Android: https://github.com/pytorch&
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Circle: The C++ Automation Language(github.com)
3 points by smhx 7y ago|1 comments
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Biological Function Emerges from Unsupervised Learning on 250M Protein Sequences(biorxiv.org)
251 points by smhx 7y ago|49 comments
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Open-sourcing PyTorch-BigGraph for faster embeddings of extremely large graphs(ai.facebook.com)
86 points by smhx 8y ago|7 comments
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by smhx 8y ago
win-win! collaboration via hacker news ;-)
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by smhx 8y ago
PyTorch dev here. We'll talk with the AllenNLP folks to see if we can make this can happen. We just released PyTorch 1.0 stable last Friday that adds stable production capabilities, so the stuff is just out of the oven. https:/&#
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by smhx 8y ago
we are fixing this shortly. it was an oversight. Edit: fixed links should be going live in a few mins, via: https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch.github.io/pull/141
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by smhx 8y ago
Yes, it is called Chainer and it's quite competitive.
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by smhx 8y ago
training and inference.
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by smhx 8y ago
in the release notes, there's a section called "Breaking Changes". There are no major breaking changes from 0.4.1, and all your code should largely work as-is.
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by smhx 9y ago
available in PyTorch master via: https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/pull/5968
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by smhx 9y ago
Tensor Comprehensions are not a deep learning framework, but a way to write new optimized operators for deep learning. Hence, Tensor Comprehensions can be integrated with TensorFlow.
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Tensor Comprehensions(research.fb.com)
195 points by smhx 9y ago|59 comments
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by smhx 9y ago
an alternative library [cpuinfo]( https://github.com/Maratyszcza/cpuinfo ) is a similar offering but also additionally exposes more information such as cache sizes, topology information (number of sockets, etc.) and info
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by smhx 9y ago
I am the lead devel of pytorch. No you dont need to install CUDA to get pytorch to work on GPUs, we ship the relevant bits with our binaries. All you need is a working NVIDIA driver.
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by smhx 9y ago
you dont need to install CUDA or CuDNN to install pytorch. We package and ship all required dependencies with our binaries.
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by smhx 9y ago
The article does not mention the first and second authors of the research work, which is an atrocious thing to do. The paper was authored by Sara Sabour, Nicholas Frosst, Geoffrey E Hinton in that order.
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by smhx 9y ago
http://caffe2.ai/docs/caffe-migration.html#null__how-is-caff... > Caffe2 is built to excel at mobile and at large scale deployments. While it is new in Caffe2 to support multi-GPU, bringing Torch and Caffe2 together
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by smhx 10y ago
thanks for the pointer. I started using this today for pytorch
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by smhx 10y ago
as core-devs, we dont plan to build-in something like Edward. However, folks in the community are brewing something: https://discuss.pytorch.org/t/bayesian-computation-in-pytorc... https://discuss.pytorch.or
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by smhx 10y ago
Currently not many frameworks have actual fusion of kernels (to avoid launching many GPU kernels). If you look underneath a theano.scan or TF.scan, GPU kernels are still being launched individually (but are likely stream-overlapped where ap
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by smhx 10y ago
the biggest hindrance to do this are language constructs that cannot be or are inconveniently expressed in the symbolic graph, such as python's if vs tf.if and for vs theano.scan, or conditioning on some python-code (not tensor operati
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by smhx 10y ago
we actually share the same git-subtree between Lua and Python variants. TH, THNN, THC, THCUNN are shared.
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by smhx 10y ago
it's 0-indexed just like everything else in python
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by smhx 10y ago
the C libraries are compatible with Windows, they are used in Torch windows ports. We just dont have any Windows devs on the project to help and maintain it :( .
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by smhx 10y ago
it's the same license file as https://github.com/torch/torch7 and http://torch.ch The C libraries are shared among the Lua and Python variants
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by smhx 10y ago
It's a community-driven project, a Python take of Torch http://torch.ch/ . Several folks involved in development and use so far (a non-exhaustive list): * Facebook * Twitter * NVIDIA * SalesForce * ParisTech * CMU * Dig
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Generating Videos with Scene Dynamics(web.mit.edu)
3 points by smhx 10y ago|0 comments

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