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The claim in this article and the notebook is quite misleading.
pyTorch CNN implementation already uses the cuDNN or a faster fbfft module. For smaller kernel sizes, the Winograd algorithm is even faster.
Your comparison is against convolution done in the position space, using a python for loop.
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pyTorch CNN implementation already uses the cuDNN or a faster fbfft module
@geyang. Could you link that code from pytorch's github? I am very interested in that and I couldn't find that yet.
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The claim in this article and the notebook is quite misleading.
pyTorch CNN implementation already uses the cuDNN or a faster fbfft module. For smaller kernel sizes, the Winograd algorithm is even faster.
Your comparison is against convolution done in the position space, using a python for loop.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: