Is there a plan for adding those CUDA 8 tests back to CI? What about CUDA 7?
There were a few build problems in the past few weeks due to lack of CI
coverage:
- https://github.com/apache/incubator-mxnet/pull/10710 were found during
1.2 rc voting
- https://github.com/apache/incubator-mxnet/issues/1
I understand that MKLML was experimental but like you pointed out it has
been around for a while, so I am presuming some bugs would have been fixed.
Users have also seen about 30% performance boost with MKL, now with the
latest release we are dropping support and forcing to use another
experimental
Hi Naveen,
There was an earlier flag for using MKLML which was a subset of MKL. I
think this flag was removed when MKLDNN was added.
I think the only replacement to the old MKLML is the MKLDNN feature that
was added. ( I am assuming this also installs the MKLML)
So if users don't want to use MKLDN
How do I build the latest release(1.2.0rc3) with MKL enabled, it looks like
its now defaulting to the experimental MKLDNN. I do not want to MKLDNN as
it is experimental.
-Naveen
Hi,
I've written some notes on the wiki about issues with the installation page
along with some suggestions. I'd appreciate your feedback here or on the
wiki.
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/MXNET/Installation+page+UX
Cheers,
Aaron
Thanks a lot!
The following numbers are based on our experience in the test environment.
Best case: ~1:50h (unchanged) (0:01 + 0:38 + 0:39 + 0:33 + 0:03) -
conditions: No instances have to be provisioned and caches are primed
Average case: 2:10h (1:50h + 0:10 for instance startup + 0:10 for cache
It seems we (Apache MXNet) have an old documentation site posted at:
https://newdocs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
and only the absent @Awyan has the permissions to the site. See
https://github.com/apache/incubator-mxnet/issues/10409 for more details.
Raising this with readthedocs.org, we've bee
