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Grandmasters Series: Learning from the Bengali Character Recognition Kaggle Challenge
Handwritten character recognition is one of the most quintessential deep learning (DL) problems. One of the oldest and still widely used benchmark datasets for machine learning (ML) tasks is the MNIST dataset, which consists of 70,000 handwritten digits. MNIST was released in 1995. To this day, it is one of the best studied and understood […]
Jumpstarting AI with a COVID-19 CT Inference Pipeline and the NVIDIA Clara Deploy QuickStart Virtual Machine
Getting AI up and running in hospitals has never been more important. Until recently, connecting an inference pipeline to perform analysis has had its challenges and limitations. There is a considerable amount of complexity in setting up and maintaining the hardware and software, deployment, configuration, and all workflow steps in an AI inference research pipeline. […]
Getting the Most Out of the NVIDIA A100 GPU with Multi-Instance GPU
With the third-generation Tensor Core technology, NVIDIA recently unveiled A100 Tensor Core GPU that delivers unprecedented acceleration at every scale for AI, data analytics, and high-performance computing. Along with the great performance increase over prior generation GPUs comes another groundbreaking innovation, Multi-Instance GPU (MIG). With MIG, each A100 GPU can be partitioned up to seven […]
Getting Kubernetes ready for the NVIDIA A100 GPU with Multi-Instance GPU
Multi-Instance GPU (MIG) is a new feature of the latest generation of NVIDIA GPUs, such as A100. It enables users to maximize the utilization of a single GPU by running multiple GPU workloads concurrently as if there were multiple smaller GPUs. MIG supports running multiple workloads in parallel on a single A100 GPU or allowing […]
