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How to make it compatible with CUDNN v5 #36

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zhixy opened this issue Mar 21, 2017 · 4 comments
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How to make it compatible with CUDNN v5 #36

zhixy opened this issue Mar 21, 2017 · 4 comments

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@zhixy
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zhixy commented Mar 21, 2017

When I try to find why I cannot compile PSPNet with CUDNN v5 successfully, I find that the author is changing the README to say it is compatible with CUDNN v4...
So, can anybody give me a hint how to modify the code to make it compatible with CUDNN v5?

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hszhao commented Mar 21, 2017

Hi, current evaluation code is forked from DeepLab v2 and it seems that it is not suitable with cuDNN v5. We are trying to work out the training one with v5 support. Thanks.

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zhixy commented Mar 21, 2017

OK, Look forward to it!

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austingg commented Mar 30, 2017

I have update this repository to cudnn v5, however when using cudnn, an error *misalgin address" occured. So now I can only train without cudnn. what a pitty. I wonder whether the error is caused by odd spatial size of feature map.

Check failed: error == cudaSuccess (74 vs. 0)  misaligned address

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BassyKuo commented Jul 2, 2017

Hello, I try to modify this repository to cuDNN v5 based on the new Deeplab-v2. I am not sure if it solves this problem as well, but it can be built in my server environment.
Here is my modified code: https://github.com/BassyKuo/PSPNET-cudnn5

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