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== | == Python == | ||
[[Python]] is very popular in the field of machine learning. If you (plan to) use it on our clusters, please refer to [[Python|our documentation about Python]] to get important information about Python versions, virtual environments on login or on compute nodes, multiprocessing, Anaconda, Jupyter, etc. | |||
== | == Useful information about software packages == | ||
Please refer to the page of your machine learning package of choice for useful information about how to install, common pitfalls, etc.: | |||
* [[TensorFlow]] | |||
* [[Keras]] | |||
* [[Caffe2]] | * [[Caffe2]] | ||
* [[PyTorch]] | * [[PyTorch]] | ||
* [[Torch]] | * [[Torch]] | ||
* [[SpaCy]] | * [[SpaCy]] | ||
* [[XGBoost]] | * [[XGBoost]] | ||
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Python
Python is very popular in the field of machine learning. If you (plan to) use it on our clusters, please refer to our documentation about Python to get important information about Python versions, virtual environments on login or on compute nodes, multiprocessing, Anaconda, Jupyter, etc.
Useful information about software packages
Please refer to the page of your machine learning package of choice for useful information about how to install, common pitfalls, etc.: