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python – Red Hat Developer Blog
1w ago
How to migrate your Eventlet projects to Asyncio
After decades of long and loyal service, the famous Python library Eventlet is on the way to being officially retired. Eventlet suffered from several years of scarce maintenance and is now a broken and outdated technology. Eventlet users are encouraged to migrate off of Eventlet.
A bit of history
For almost 20 years, the Eventlet library was a mainstream library of the Python ecosystem. Eventlet has been downloaded almost 80 millions of times. It became famous for its asynchronous features. Eventlet allowed the usage of non-blocking network I/O ..read more
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Solution Pattern: Event-driven intelligent applications evrobert Thu, 06/27/2024 - 17:31
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GPU benchmarking and how to choose a GPU framework
This is the final installment of our 4-part series on GPU programming. Catch up on the previous articles:
What is GPU programming
Your first GPU algorithm: Scan/prefix sum
Your second GPU algorithm: Quicksort
With those topics covered, we can now move on to the subject of this article: how to choose a GPU framework/library.
How to choose a GPU framework
Generally, when you’re benchmarking some GPU code, you want to make sure to do the following:
Run the algorithm more than once, and get the median/quartiles, or mean/stdev of each of t ..read more
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Your second GPU algorithm: Quicksort
Using the algorithm for prefix sum/scan, covered in the previous module, we’re going to now write an algorithm for quicksort.
This is part 3 of a 4-part series. Catch up on the previous articles:
What is GPU programming
Your first GPU algorithm: Scan/prefix sum
The quicksort algorithm
The reason we’re doing quicksort, rather than something like merge sort, is that it’s very easy to parallelize– once you partition the array, each partition can be sorted completely independently. Plus, it is efficient in the average case, especially if you use randomnes ..read more
python – Red Hat Developer Blog
2M ago
Creating an AI-powered service for detecting fraudulent card transactions
As AI and machine learning become integral to modern applications, developers need robust platforms that simplify the development and deployment process. Red Hat OpenShift AI offers a powerful and flexible environment tailored for these needs, making it easier for AI engineers and DevOps teams to collaborate and deliver high-quality AI solutions. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to set up a fraud detection system using Red Hat OpenShift AI, complete with a practical example and a demo API.
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python – Red Hat Developer Blog
2M ago
Creating an AI powered service for detecting fraudulant card transactions
As AI and machine learning become integral to modern applications, developers need robust platforms that simplify the development and deployment process. Red Hat OpenShift AI offers a powerful and flexible environment tailored for these needs, making it easier for AI engineers and DevOps teams to collaborate and deliver high-quality AI solutions. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to set up a fraud detection system using Red Hat OpenShift AI, complete with a practical example and a demo API.
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python – Red Hat Developer Blog
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How to train a BERT machine learning model with OpenShift AI
Have you ever wondered how voice assistants on your phone understand your questions so well? Or how email spam filters can so accurately identify junk mail?
The answer lies in natural language processing (NLP) and its powerful tool, large language models (LLMs). In this post, we'll focus on BERT, a cutting-edge LLM, and demonstrate how to leverage the OpenShift AI environment to train and fine-tune this model for practical applications in your own projects.
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Prerequisites and step-by-step process vasyed Tue, 04/23/2024 - 15:35
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