I would to know if the algorithms support multi-core CPU processing or GPUs.
Currently, I am running PGMORL and I observe that my the computation is not utilized to its full potential. Initially, I was on M1 architecture but then switched to a 24 core 64-bit Linux machine, but I still observe that not all of the cores are being used, in fact just one of the cores reaches 100% during the training phase.
Since PGMORL trains several agents simultaneously, shouldn't it be possible to train them in parallel (on different cores)?
I looked up the documentation here PGMORL and found the reference to device parameter. So does it mean that GPU is supported?
Also is it possible to do multi-core training on CPUs using raylib? (I could not find any doc references to this)
Hi,
I would to know if the algorithms support multi-core CPU processing or GPUs.
Currently, I am running
PGMORLand I observe that my the computation is not utilized to its full potential. Initially, I was on M1 architecture but then switched to a 24 core 64-bit Linux machine, but I still observe that not all of the cores are being used, in fact just one of the cores reaches 100% during the training phase.Since PGMORL trains several agents simultaneously, shouldn't it be possible to train them in parallel (on different cores)?
I looked up the documentation here PGMORL and found the reference to
deviceparameter. So does it mean that GPU is supported? Also is it possible to do multi-core training on CPUs usingraylib? (I could not find any doc references to this)Regards, Arshad