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set multiple gpu using set_device() #4253
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Python allows you to choose a single GPU using set_device(). Multi-GPU is only supported on the C++ interface. The --gpu flag used for this purpose is discussed in the caffe-docs. |
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Update: Merge #4563 in January integrated NCCL to enable multi-GPU through the python interface. I suggest trying out the train.py demonstration. Good luck! |
My trial as expined here did not work for So how does the API work in python now for |
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I am unable to use multiple gpu using set_device. I have tried following things, but nothing working:
set_device(0,1)
set_device([0,1])
Please guide for proper usage.
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