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For example I am using: numpy.random.normal numpy.dot numpy.array numpy.transpose
I replaced numpy.array with pygpu.gpuarray.array but it is telling me TypeError: No context specified. - so I tried to create a gpu context beforehand (MacOS Intel iris 500 iGPU), but I have no idea how to successfully do that.
I tried to create a context from the pygpu.gpuarray.GpuContext class like so: pygpu.gpuarray.GpuContext(kind="opencl") but I get: __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'kind'
This library was developed for Theano. Both Theano and libgpuarray aren't developed and are barely maintained. I would suggest to find another maintained lib.
Maybe cupy or pycuda would do what you want. They are kind of NumPy on CUDA.
If you want a DL or neural networks library that behave in a way similar to NumPy, you could look at PyTorch.
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nouiz commentedon Feb 12, 2020
This library was developed for Theano. Both Theano and libgpuarray aren't developed and are barely maintained. I would suggest to find another maintained lib.
Maybe cupy or pycuda would do what you want. They are kind of NumPy on CUDA.
If you want a DL or neural networks library that behave in a way similar to NumPy, you could look at PyTorch.
Souravcool1996 commentedon Mar 23, 2020
Unable to configure gpu in my laptop. I am attaching screenshot of a error that i got while configuring gpu.
