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[P] Choosing a self-supervised learning framework that's easy to use
Jan. 18, 2022, 12:47 p.m. | /u/alkibijad
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I need to pretrain a spatial image classification model using self-supervised learning and would like to find the best/easiest to use implementation of some SOTA. There are a couple of factors:
- Tensorflow is preferred, but if there are great implementations in Pytorch, that is also fine
- Training on multiple GPUs needs to be supported
Also, these likely don't impact the framework selection, but worth noting:
- ResNet will be used as the (initial) backbone
- The dataset is huge, 1B images can …
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