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@vgupta-ai String table keys are not ordered in Lua and thus there is no way to give special module names. That is why when you call
:add(nn.ReLU) your main module assigns an index for each nn.ReLU you add sequentially so that your main module is a table {[1]=nn.ReLU, [2]=nn.ReLU, [3]=nn.ReLU}. If you want to access your inner modules do use findModules(type) on your main module, e.g. findModules(ReLU). You can find more on Module class in officials docs.
but why is torch.ch gone and inaccessible ?
it is pretty damn annoying
Are there any torch project people here ?
But the result is still the same
The website is still down
can anybody help me ?
how to export pretrained pytorch models to onnx
for example https://www.salesforce.com/products/einstein/ai-research/the-wikitext-dependency-language-modeling-dataset/
i want to export this into onnx format
any references please ?
i am a beginner
for example https://www.salesforce.com/products/einstein/ai-research/the-wikitext-dependency-language-modeling-dataset/
i want to export this into onnx format
any references please ?
i am a beginner
@kumarivin you might want to pose your question (or check out resources) here: https://discuss.pytorch.org
Hello, I have a question regarding cudnn.benchmark. I don't find much information about it, only that "uses the inbuilt cudnn auto-tuner to find the fastest convolution algorithms". Also that if the batches are the same size then use it, otherwise it will make it slower. I want to know if this is helpful when I am running the code in inference time just once. It unfortunately reduces my speed like twice, so I'm wondering how and when should I use it?? And if there is any source to read more about it. Thanks
is possible to create a captcha solver? I have very difficult
I hear you... Well... Minus the "hate python" part. It was nice having lua so close to C, and being able to just directly go into C whenever lua couldn't do what I needed... But, It's also nice to be able to use (for instance, numpy, or scipy or sklearn) for all the algorithms that they have, that neither Lua nor C had available to it...
I'm not a coder/developer, at all, but i find all this very interesting, especially for the art work processing on videos... I was wondering if Torch was, in fact, just the pilaster of what is Prisma app and Artisto app... Prisma Lab sales its SDK for 3000$ a month... I will never be able to develop myself a tool to process videos on my machine (linux), or even install "artistic-videos" (well i didn't try), I was wondering, how long and with how much efforts it's gone take for a talented team of developers to make a solid piece of software able to do what prisma and artisto do, on PC ? Or may be it's a wrong path, now that phones have the Neural Network processor unit like Kirin 970 to support AI, compare to the pc world... Thanks for reading... https://youtu.be/izEuz1K34Ro
I think it is important to keep it up and running
how i should install torch on win10?
