Well, installing PyTorch locally to support GPU training/scoring is straightforward following… | by Yousry Mohamed | Medium

great write up!
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May 8, 2020
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Well, installing PyTorch locally to support GPU training/scoring is straightforward following PyTorch website guidance.
PyTorchSelect your preferences and run the install command. Stable represents the most currently tested and supported version…
pytorch.org
If you mean running the same steps in the post in a container with a GPU, then this needs a bit of extra work.
Unfortunately, the GPU containers on Azure support CUDA 9.0 which is not enough for PyTorch as of now. Other cloud providers may have a solution.
Deploy GPU-enabled container instance - Azure Container InstancesTo run certain compute-intensive workloads on Azure Container Instances, deploy your container groups with GPU…
docs.microsoft.com
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Yousry is a principal data engineer working for Mantel Group. He is very passionate about all things data including Big Data, Machine Learning and AI.
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