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Added a script to automatically compile all the cuda functions. #45
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@pfjaeger Let me know if you find it helpful. |
can nms and roi align run on RTX GPU? |
Damn. That is something to know. My machine uses Titan RTX. I still haven't finished preprocessing the data. So not sure it is going to give me hell as well. Regardless, you could always compile it using another architecture code. It is an argument that you can adjust. |
please tell me if you have some quirk to run it using sm75. Thx |
@ivanwilliammd Have you finished data preprocessing? Did you use this repo? |
I use the master branch one, since v1.01 outdated |
Hey @ivanwilliammd, can I give you a call and ask some questions about the way you deal with the pre-processing of the LIDC dataset, specifically the master branch of this repo? I had a lot of troubles trying to get them to work. |
Hello @odysseus0 The python library needed is SimpleITK and NumPy 3rd party apps used are in this link : For the LIDC dataset you need to download it using TCIA with CLASSIC DIRECTORY (not descriptive one), since it has different directory naming |
I see. I tried with Ubuntu today and it really did not work out. I guess I will move to Windows 10. I will keep you updated. |
Here is how it works.
It is a simple command-line Python script that automatically compiles all the CUDA functions given an arch code.