python-pytorchHow can I use Python and PyTorch to run a model on a CPU only system?
You can use Python and PyTorch to run a model on a CPU only system by setting the device to 'cpu'. This can be done when creating the model, for example:
model = MyModel().to(device='cpu')
You can also set the device when running the model, for example:
output = model(inputs, device='cpu')
Code explanation
MyModel(): This is the model that you want to run on the CPU..to(device='cpu'): This sets the device to the CPU.model(inputs, device='cpu'): This runs the model on the CPU.
For further information, see the PyTorch documentation on setting the device.
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