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=Overview= | |||
RAPIDS is a suite of open source software libraries from NVIDIA mainly for executing data science and analytics pipelines on GPUs. It relies on NVIDIA CUDA primitives for low level compute optimization and provides users with friendly Python APIs, similar to those in Pandas, Scikit-learn, etc. | |||
This page provides the instructions for working with RAPIDS on Compute Canada clusters based from a Singularity container. | |||
=Build a Singularity image for RAPIDS= | |||
=Work on Clusters with a RAPIDS Singularity image= | |||
==Work interactively on a GPU node== | |||
==Submit a RAPIDS job to Slurm scheduler== | |||
=Helpful Links= | |||
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Revision as of 21:04, 18 December 2020
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Overview
RAPIDS is a suite of open source software libraries from NVIDIA mainly for executing data science and analytics pipelines on GPUs. It relies on NVIDIA CUDA primitives for low level compute optimization and provides users with friendly Python APIs, similar to those in Pandas, Scikit-learn, etc.
This page provides the instructions for working with RAPIDS on Compute Canada clusters based from a Singularity container.