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Thanks for this awesome implementation of CAMERAS!
I was experimenting with it on a non-GPU machine first and found that by default this library assumes that CUDA is installed. But with a few tweaks it's possible to run it on CPU only.
Could we add functionality for that?
An intuitive implementation could be to check inside the constructor of CAMERAS(<model>, ...) which device the given model lives in. Then all existing calls to .cuda() can be replaced with .to(<device>).
What do you think?
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Thanks for this awesome implementation of CAMERAS!
I was experimenting with it on a non-GPU machine first and found that by default this library assumes that CUDA is installed. But with a few tweaks it's possible to run it on CPU only.
Could we add functionality for that?
An intuitive implementation could be to check inside the constructor of
CAMERAS(<model>, ...)
which device the given model lives in. Then all existing calls to.cuda()
can be replaced with.to(<device>)
.What do you think?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: