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by yuanminghu 4y ago
Some related discussions are in this article: https://docs.taichi-lang.org/blog/accelerate-python-code-100... - hope that's helpful!
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by yuanminghu 4y ago
Welcome to give it a shot and let the Taichi community know how you fell about it :-)
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by yuanminghu 4y ago
Right - I'd say Taichi was not designed to accelerate the entire Python codebase. In fact, since Taichi needs to run to GPUs, supporting a very wide range of dynamic features of Python would go in the opposite direction of its original
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by yuanminghu 10y ago
It's a good idea to rent some CPUs/GPUs on the cloud like EC2 :-> but for me currently the major limitation is time - I have to first finish the documentation and stable interface, and then people can play with it.
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by yuanminghu 10y ago
Thank you very much. I believe Taichi will provide end-users with a friendly enough Python interface so that everyone can play with large-scale simulations. As noted it's still a work in progress and I believe after the stable release
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by yuanminghu 10y ago
Taichi currently supports volumetric scattering but I guess Rayleigh scattering involves spectral rendering, which is a planned feature in the future. :->
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by yuanminghu 10y ago
Examples are here: https://github.com/IteratorAdvance/taichi/tree/master/python... It seems 2D examples are not working correctly and I'll fix them soon.
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by yuanminghu 10y ago
Hi, I'm the author of Taichi. Thank you so much for your attention on this project. As you may have noticed, Taichi is still a work in progress and far from perfect. Actually, I plan to bring this project to you guys after a stable int