Bill Ross

Finding that a 1080 ti is limited to training set size of

train.py ~ line 54 (doing this stuff for the 1st time in python) # make directory for storing models. models_path = os.path.join("saved_models", opt.name) try: os.stat(models_path) except OSError: os.makedirs(models_path)

models.py, instances of super() need args I haven't figured out yet. Current attempt: super(type(ArcBinaryClassifier), self).__init__() TypeError: super(type, obj): obj must be an instance or subtype of type

Bit the bullet and installed the self-reviling https://pypi.python.org/pypi/magicsuper/ and am chugging away nicely on an old Macbook: Iteration: 170 Train: Acc=46%, Loss=0.693698883057 Validation: Acc=54%, Loss=0.692266881466 Iteration: 5390 Train: Acc=72%, Loss=0.537120938301...

With these bugs filed, 2.7'ers have hacks at least. I don't know what speed I'm sacrificing with that super(). I just ran the default params, don't see offhand where to...

I'm waiting to see if it ever stops, or until I have adapted a version to try on 299x299. Iteration: 59290 Train: Acc=81%, Loss=0.414705693722 Validation: Acc=89%, Loss=0.253573656082 Iteration: 59300 Train:...

It looks like only explicit multithreading is supported in pytorch/torch - at least I couldn't find any setting/flag to turn it on for low-level ops, instead finding examples of how...

Realizing it hadn't moved much in a day, I killed it after the above, since it finally started some continuous low-level fan action. Could you provide a simple script that...

Even better have it print something when it quits.

I had it pulling a pdb from a dynamics simulation once a second. I disabled the feed a while back, but the code is likely still in the page. :-)...