Cuda?

[aarmn80]

Maybe wrong place to ask but is there any neataptic or neat-python version with cuda support?
is it useful in neat process (I mean like tensorflow neat has lots of parallel process or not)?

Why do you want to invent the wheel ? Tensorflow with Keras gives you supercomputer power easily. You would use projects like this maily to validate that your concept works on different frameworks with the same result.

[aarmn80]

@Pummelchen
You mean there is no use for a powerful neat and all of neat AIs are easily portable to things like pytorch keras and tensorflow?
Because based on what I know they are layer based but neat is more flexible in spec connections
(Im noob in AI, please don't blame me if I'm saying sth idiot😁)

In the end you decide which framework to use, but in commercial use, its Tensorflow/Keras in combination with Multi-GPU Tensorcore Nvidia cards. Frameworks like these here are used for validation and testing, to ensure your prediction model has no bugs related to a specific framework.

[aarmn80]

Ok. Thanks ☺️

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