Can OpenPNM and Porespy use GPU? #645
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Is there any way to use GPU in OpenPNM or Porespy? |
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Using the GPU is not as simple as it seems. Each function needs to be coded to specifically leverage it, and only certain functions can actually benefit from it. So the answer is no, not really. If you urgently need it, you can always inspect our source code and translate it to GPU. Libraries like numba and pycuda offer support for many numpy functions, and the list is always growing. |
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Using the GPU is not as simple as it seems. Each function needs to be coded to specifically leverage it, and only certain functions can actually benefit from it. So the answer is no, not really. If you urgently need it, you can always inspect our source code and translate it to GPU. Libraries like numba and pycuda offer support for many numpy functions, and the list is always growing.