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The iChess.io v1.27 is Ready to Play Publicly with Reinforcement Learning ;-)

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Hi, it has been some time since the last entry on this blog… ;-). I almost forget how nice it is to write a blog post in the middle of the night with AirPods music :P. Truth be told, I almost dropped this iChess.io project once on the aiChess.io I could not make sufficient working self-learning of the chess. I do not want to use any books on chess, only, like they Continue ReadingThe iChess.io v1.27 is Ready to Play Publicly with Reinforcement Learning 😉→

iChess.io Project Ready to Play

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Hi, today I want to share the project iChess.io I have been working on for some time. And invite you to play 😉 With AI with Graphics Card acceleration in short GPU acceleration to make each move at least 5 seconds by the game engine. It is a self-study solution that will be stronger after each game, but each game a bit :D. You may see the below video that shows almost Continue ReadingiChess.io Project Ready to Play→

NVIDIA GTC 2021

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Hi, today I am under a big impression as a participant in the NVIDIA GTC 2021. So there are still two days of GTC 2021 left. To me, it all started with NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang’s vision, and this morning was the start of the conference with him. And his grand vision in the GPU-Computing area. And I do not want to waste any minute at this moment and watch more presentations. Continue ReadingNVIDIA GTC 2021→

Vision of Intel CEO at IntelON

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Hello, today I would like to focus on the company in CPU and GPU computing. I lose this company from my radar, to be honest. Intel, the leader in the industry, is a company that builds the strength and foundation of California Silicon Valley. And after observing a presentation that you may watch as well by scrolling this post a bit down, I am amazed at the potential that the new CEO Continue ReadingVision of Intel CEO at IntelON→

DreamPC vs HaniaPC

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Hi, today I would like to share some recent hardware updates. I put in a HaniaPC the new ASUS AMD Radeon RT 6900 XT and I was wonder how it is performing compared to a Green PC workstation I upgraded in 2019 with 2 x NVidia Titan RTX 24GB VRAM each with NVLink. So are you interested in the test results? I used 3DMark for Microsoft Windows and Geekbench that is multiplatform Continue ReadingDreamPC vs HaniaPC→

The Multi-GPU-SET Idea

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Hello, I am a Ph.D. student in Poland at the Silesian University of Technology. And I wanted to start a general discussion on the classifier on the video stream improvement idea. I called it the “Multi-GPU & Multi-SET” or, in short, the “Multi-GPU-SET” idea. People use Multi-GPU and the “Syncing” for Convolutional Neural Networks. But nobody, in my opinion, tried multi-GPU to classify. So what is it about? Well, it is about Continue ReadingThe Multi-GPU-SET Idea→

PhD Progress from May 27th 2020 Update Keynote

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Hi, This video was recorded today and shows my Ph.D. first year of study effects in detail. The first on the planet… Multi-GPU & Multi-SET image classification pattern… so, I wish you a happy watch! Thanks for watching! p ;).

PhD Progress from March 8th 2020 Update Keynote

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This is the status update of my private “after work” progress on my Ph.D. studies at the Silesian University in Gliwice, Poland. I think it may interest all AI/ML researchers around the world. I covered in 30 minutes the Conventional Neural Network (CNN) engine used to classify the objects on video frames. I also cover my implementation of the Darknet on OpenCL that you can find at https://github.com/sowson/darknet including the goal, idea, Continue ReadingPhD Progress from March 8th 2020 Update Keynote→

DarkNet CUDA vs OpenCL and CPU vs NVIDIA vs AMD

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Hi, today I will show you some measurement results for my Ph.D. I am working on the first publication about DarkNet on OpenCL. The source code of this project you can find at https://github.com/sowson/darknet. The IEEE publication has to be consistent and intelligent. I cannot put on too many graphics and big tables, but I have a public blog site. So, I can post it here. First things first, the battle heroes Continue ReadingDarkNet CUDA vs OpenCL and CPU vs NVIDIA vs AMD→

GPU Computing on OpenCL

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Hi, today I have something charming for all readers. The subject is GPU Computing on OpenCL for all readers. Abstract: Have you ever wanted to sum 10 million random numbers in an array in C? Do you know that GPU can be faster, about 20k times more rapid than CPU? This post is about GPU Computing, and all examples were written in C language with OpenCL 1.2+. A primary C language is Continue ReadingGPU Computing on OpenCL→