PyTorch: Difference between revisions
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The main difference is this uses multiple processes instead of multithreading to work around the Python Interpreter. | The main difference is this uses multiple processes instead of multithreading to work around the Python Interpreter. | ||
It also supports training on GPUs across multiple ''nodes'', or computers. | It also supports training on GPUs across multiple ''nodes'', or computers. | ||
Using this is quite a bit more work than nn.DataParallel. | |||
You may want to consider using PyTorch Lightning which abstracts this away. | |||
==Optimizations== | ==Optimizations== | ||