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PhD Progress from March 8th 2020 Update Keynote

Posted on March 9, 2020 by Piotr Sowa — Leave a reply

This is the status update of my private “after work” progress on Ph.D. studies at the Silesian University in Gliwice Poland. I think it may interest all AI/ML researchers around Continue ReadingPhD Progress from March 8th 2020 Update Keynote→

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Posted in Designing, Coding, Career, Hobby | Tagged Tests, Performance, AMD, OpenCL, DarkNet, C, GPU, CPU, NVidia, CUDA, Keynote, Intel, Mali | Leave a reply

DarkNet CUDA vs OpenCL and CPU vs NVIDIA vs AMD

Posted on December 29, 2019 by Piotr Sowa — Leave a reply

Hi, today I will show you some measurements results for my PhD. I am working of the first publication about DarkNet on OpenCL, the source code of this project you Continue ReadingDarkNet CUDA vs OpenCL and CPU vs NVIDIA vs AMD→

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