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People want to do the machine learning, and mostly will use the NVidia GPU card for the speed. There is all kinds of Machine Learning Platforms, each of which needs some special setups. In order to avoid messing up you host machines, it is better to use some virtualization technolody. Docker is my choice since it could have native performance, and very easy to use. And most import to me, it support NVidia GPU Card easily using the nvidia-docker plugin and utilities.
The repository is the result what i experiment in my local enviroment based on prevous works from
1> NVida Docker (https://github.com/NVIDIA/nvidia-docker)
2> Lab41 (https://github.com/Lab41)
Installation Prodcedure:
1>Please install the right GPU driver for the NVidia Display Card and also the docker stuff.
2>Please install NVidaDocker (plugin and its speical command line tools). Please follow the instruction of the NVida Docker.
3>Please make the docker image using keras-cuda/native_nvida
cd keras-cuda/native_nvida
1-build.sh
4>Please make the docker image using keras-cuda-jupyter
cd keras-cuda-jupyter
1-build.sh
5> Run the container
2-run.sh