Systems engineer Yacine recommends training models on a single GPU in under one minute to maximize research learning rates
Lucas Beyer clarified BiternionNet was developed at RWTH Aachen
@yacineMTB Btw this is my model/code i wrote while i was at RWTH Aachen, Long before my Zürich time :) (And I've never been student at ETH)
if you're doing AI research at all; I recommend doing the "ETH zurich" route Train models that use a single GPU. Make sure that it takes less than a minute to train models. Pufferlib is a great example. The more models you train the more you learn
@yacineMTB These two posts (Yacine and PINTO) motivated me to write up more info about this project, if anyone is curious:
Alright, it's time for a paper thread about my own first ever vision paper, which is having a bit of a moment on twitter rn thanks to @PINTO03091 and @yacineMTB. BiternionNets: continuous head orientation from discrete labels. Demo video from ~11y ago: