Supplementary components to accelerate research and development in PyTorch.
Supplementary components to accelerate research and development in PyTorch.
pip install pytorch-pfn-extras
# Use `[onnx]` to use onnx submodule like:
# pip install "pytorch-pfn-extras[onnx]"
### Optinal dependencies
# For PlotReport / VariableStatisticsPlot extensions
pip install matplotlib
# For IgniteExtensionsManager
pip install pytorch-ignite torchvision
# For CuPy interoperability (see: https://docs.cupy.dev/en/stable/install.html)
pip install cupy # or cupy-cudaXXX
Optional dependencies:
Refer to Read The Docs for the complete documentation.
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Supplementary components to accelerate research and development in PyTorch.
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