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Difference in predictions between GPU and CPU model
See original GitHub issueFor some reasons the CPU sklearn model predicts differently than the GPU sklearn… Seems GPU is more accurate.
GPU
query: What is Artificial Intelligence?
answer: guenine disruptive technology
CPU
query: What is Artificial Intelligence?
answer: Machine learning, deep learning
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This is why data scientists are (in theory) paid better. A single bug can be due to different things:
Debugging 3 things together has a cost 😅
Yes, maybe the problem is the change of the dataset…
The last news I had, @mamrou said he would try to end it this weekend.