User talk:Rober9876543210

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Proposed deletion of OpenNN


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OpenMP and OpenCL support
Hi! I saw that you added some entries on the Comparison of deep learning software, and introduced a new column called "OpenMP support". Just to be sure, do you know for a fact that no other of the listed software than Neural Designer and OpenNN supports OpenMP, and that Theano doesn't support OpenCL? If so, how? I haven't been trying to find out whether they do myself, but I just want to make sure we don't jump to conclusions and say they don't have that support when they actually do. —Kri (talk) 21:27, 20 January 2016 (UTC)


 * Hello, many thanks for your comments! I did some research on that tools by looking at their source code. Sometimes, CPUs and GPUs support is under development, and it is not clear whether we should say Yes or No. Also, these aspects are rapidly changing and the information at the documentation might be confusing.


 * This is what I found:


 * Caffe: The source code at GitHub does not seem to call any OpenMP clauses.
 * Neural Designer: Its learning engine makes use of OpenNN, which it supports CPU parallelization by means of OpenMP.
 * OpenNN: The source code at GitHub does make use of OpenMP pragmas.
 * TensorFlow: The source code at GitHub does not seem to call any OpenMP clauses.
 * Theano: The source code at GitHub contains some OpenMP clauses to parallelize some element-wise tensor operations through BLAS. However, I am not sure that speeds up the deep learning algorithms. On the other hand, the documentation says that OpenCL support is under development, but this support is still in its infancy.
 * Torch: The source code at GitHub makes some calls to OpenMP.


 * I have updated the article and selected the "Watch this page" box in order to contrast that information.


 * Rober9876543210 (talk) 11:24, 21 January 2016 (UTC)


 * Okay, thank you very much! Could we add these findings as footnotes on the page? —Kri (talk) 06:15, 24 January 2016 (UTC)