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How would I train the model with no GPU's. I am on a system with no GPU's, however, I have access to more than 16 CPU's.
Would the instructions be similar, to those for faster-rcnn?
Thank you.
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Set USE_GPU_NMS in ./lib/fast_rcnn/config.py (or your YAML file) to False.
In ./tools/test_net.py / train_net.py, replace caffe.set_mode_gpu() with caffe_set_mode_cpu().
Plus, if you do not have a GPU, you can compile Caffe in CPU_ONLY mode (and also ignore the GPU nms code).
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We do not plan to support CPU-only training. Some ops are currently only implemented for GPUs at this time and training will likely be too slow unless it is distributed over >>100 of CPUs. For CPU-only inference see #24.
How would I train the model with no GPU's. I am on a system with no GPU's, however, I have access to more than 16 CPU's.
Would the instructions be similar, to those for faster-rcnn?
Thank you.
"
Set USE_GPU_NMS in ./lib/fast_rcnn/config.py (or your YAML file) to False.
In ./tools/test_net.py / train_net.py, replace caffe.set_mode_gpu() with caffe_set_mode_cpu().
Plus, if you do not have a GPU, you can compile Caffe in CPU_ONLY mode (and also ignore the GPU nms code).
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rbgirshick/py-faster-rcnn#123
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