How long need to spend?

[HIHIHAHEI]

How long does it take to train the model

[sunilnitk]

Depend on your plateform If u work on google colab It may be take 2and half hour

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[HIHIHAHEI]

It runs very slowly on my own computer, just like the following. Is there any way

batch: 19%|█▊ | 2094/11290 [55:29<4:13:59, 1.66s/it]

[sunilnitk]

Its required more than 4gb GPU for running

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[HIHIHAHEI]

My one is 1050ti, 4GB. I'm a student who wants to realize this function, but the cloud server is too expensive

[sunilnitk]

I know that But try to run in google colab Or college system which have gpu

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[HIHIHAHEI]

fine, thank u

[notebookexplore]

I'm running the pre-trained model in Colab using CPU (it doesn't seem faster on GPU) and for a single image it takes about 20 seconds to generate the caption and write the result to CSV. I've cached the loaded pre-trained model outside of the session block and disabled generating the image+caption, so it just needs to ingest a single image (see code below).

My implementation is based on Python 3, which I don't think should make a difference. See here: https://github.com/notebookexplore/show-attend-and-tell

Any ideas on how to speed this up or is there a more efficient way to run the pre-trained model?

model = CaptionGenerator(config)
data_dict = np.load('./pre-trained-model/289999.npy', allow_pickle=True, encoding='latin1').item()

with tf.Session() as sess:
  # testing phase
  data, vocabulary = prepare_test_data(config)
  for v in tqdm(tf.global_variables()):
        if v.name in data_dict.keys():
            sess.run(v.assign(data_dict[v.name]))
  model.test(sess, data, vocabulary)

[sunilnitk]

I think, When you are doing this things At every image it will be train the testing phase

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[leibohan]

I am using a laboratory server with 4 2080tis and one batch is finishing in 140 minutes.
I have to hand in a report about my realizing this function recently so is there anybody who can give some advice about some substitution here for an acceptable result?
thx if anybody can give me some advice.