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Inference on K40m GPU #58
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Hard to say without testing on k40m. But for now can you try setting |
The problem persists after adding the numworkers flag. |
Following https://bugs.launchpad.net/designate/+bug/1782647, it seems like a bug with 3.7, can you try with 3.6? |
Related: pytorch/pytorch#8388 |
Thanks for your help. |
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#58) - Fixes support for exclude list and allows it to be passed as args - Add support for feature extraction from png and jpeg files - Add "cls_prob", class probabilities field back to output_dict
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#58) - Fixes support for exclude list and allows it to be passed as args - Add support for feature extraction from png and jpeg files - Add "cls_prob", class probabilities field back to output_dict
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I tried running inference for pre-trained pythia mdoel on K40m. It didn't start for quite some time and then the ETA was oscillating around 10-15 hours.
So I enabled multi-GPU training using dataparallel flag. But now its not starting, I've waited for around 30 minutes before stopping it. I got the following errors on stopping:
"
File "/mnt/data_g/saransh/anaconda3/lib/python3.7/threading.py", line 1048, in _wait_for_tstate_lock
elif lock.acquire(block, timeout):
".
I've tried re-running it but the problem persists. Earlier I tried it on a V100, it was working fine on that.
Could you suggest something?
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