Bjarne Thorsted

So far, when running a loop like the one I wrote earlier, I am not getting any ResourceExhaustedError. I have almost completed 5 iterations of the loop with 50 epochs...

Okay, so the loop was set to do ten training sessions of 50 epochs since I knew that 50 epochs was enough to get the `ResourceExhaustedError ` after 5 iterations...

For good measure, I redid the `Scan()` just to confirm that updating some of the packages did not alter the outcome. Rather than getting the `ResourceExhaustedError`, my kernel crashed completely...

I have now tested it on a different machine with a larger GPU (the NVIDIA Quatro RTX6000 with 24 GB ram) and the same thing happens.

To summarize - The bug(?) appears on two systems with the below configuration(s): - Nvidia GTX 1080 TI or Nvidia Quattro RTX 6000 - Nvidia 418.87.00 - CUDA 10.1 -...

Yes, `create_model` is identical. I will try and see if I can make a self-contained notebook. Currently, my solution has been to modify talos to accept a new boolean parameter...

We could do that, but I'm not sure my hack is the best way to go at this point. It makes sense for me, but it could be a lot...

You can look at the changes and additions here: https://github.com/bjtho08/talos/tree/1.0.1-dev

Yep, that pretty much sums it up. In the project directory (where the logging csv file is stored), three additional files are created: a pickle that contains the various stores...

I would say that for a left-click it should be option 1. However pressing a modifier should probably change this behavior, such that e.g. left-clicking while holding down shift would...