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Implementation of Denoising Diffusion Probabilistic Model in Pytorch
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No available kernel #310

Open xianghuahua opened 6 months ago

xianghuahua commented 6 months ago

I'm running into the "No available kernel" problem during training, has anyone else run into the same problem as me and how did they resolve it? Thanks for the answer!

dev-jinwoohong commented 5 months ago

The "No available kernel" error during training typically indicates issues with the machine learning environment, such as resource allocation or software dependencies. Here are some steps to resolve this issue:

  1. Restart Kernel: Often, simply restarting the kernel can resolve this issue if it's due to temporary glitches or resource constraints.

  2. Check Resource Availability: Ensure your system or platform has sufficient CPU, GPU, and memory available. Overload can cause the kernel to crash or become unavailable.

  3. Update or Reinstall Dependencies: The problem might be due to outdated or missing libraries. Updating your machine learning libraries (like TensorFlow, PyTorch) or reinstalling them can fix compatibility issues.

  4. Environment Configuration: Verify your environment setup. Ensure that your environment is properly configured for the specific libraries you are using. Sometimes, creating a new virtual environment with correct dependencies installed can help.