In this blog, I will demonstrate how to install CUDA 10.0 library in Ubuntu 18.04 Note: The process mentioned here should work for other versions of the CUDA library and should also work for other versions of the Ubuntu Operating System Step 1: Install Nvidia GPU driver Make sure to install…

Jupyter notebook is an open-source web application that helps in creating documents with text, code, mathematical equations, plots, etc. It can be very helpful in data visualization. In some scenarios, you might want to use a separate virtual environment for your notebook. …

In this blog, I will guide you to install caffe by building it from source. This guide assumes that you have already installed CUDA 9.0 and CuDnn 7.4 in Ubuntu 18.04. If you haven’t then please refer this article. Step 1: Configure gcc version 6 by following this article otherwise…

In this blog, I will guide you to install caffe by building it from source. This guide assumes that you have already installed CUDA 9.0 and CuDnn 7.4 in Ubuntu 18.04. If you haven’t then please refer this article. Step 1: Configure gcc version 6 by following this article otherwise…

Recently while building Caffe, I got into a situation where I had to downgrade gcc, If you are in such situation then this post will be a lot saviour for you. …

This post is a part of a series (Part I) In the previous article, I have demonstrated how to create Ubuntu Server on Amazon EC2 instance. In this article I will explain how to setup the GUI on Amazon EC2 Ubuntu Server using Windows Desktop. Please follow these steps to…

This is a multipart blog post demonstrating how to set up a GUI on Amazon EC2 Ubuntu Server using a Windows machine. By default Amazon EC2 Ubuntu Servers do not come with GUI, In order to perform any operation SSH client like PuTTY has to be used. As not everybody…