Hi, this is might be a dumb question:
I followed the instructions on KNIME blog on Keras integration (using Anaconda).
Do I still need to install CUDA for Windows? If so, which version should I aim for?
Thanks!
Hi, this is might be a dumb question:
I followed the instructions on KNIME blog on Keras integration (using Anaconda).
Do I still need to install CUDA for Windows? If so, which version should I aim for?
Thanks!
Hi @seoseokho83,
No, you shouldn’t need to install CUDA manually. It should now be present in the conda environment you created. You can verify that by running conda list
and looking for cudatoolkit
.
You only have to make sure that the Nvidia graphics drivers are installed.
Best,
Benny
Awesome! that’s what I thought - just wanted to make sure.
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