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Installing Python and PyTorch · Machine-learning #1

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utterances-bot opened this issue Jun 3, 2020 · 2 comments
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JaegerP commented Jun 3, 2020

Hello Marie,
at the risk of blowing the scope of this course before it even starts:
I'm currently porting a simulation program (essentially a tensor network like in ML, but with dense matrices) in cupy and dask for
(a) running on GPU if the matrices fit in the GPU's memory
(b) on a single node with CPU only
(c) distributed across a number of nodes, if one node's memory in insuficcient.

It looks like PyTorch is in some sense a frontend/wrapper for both cupy and dask. Do you know if that is correct? Or do you have any idea who might be able to help me with this?
Thanks, Philipp

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prosoitos commented Jun 5, 2020

PyTorch is not a front end of CuPy and Dask. There are similarities in the concepts, but it would be better described as an alternative.

I guess, if you wanted to run your simulation in PyTorch instead of CuPy and Dask, that should work too.

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