I found out the hard way how useful that snippet of JS code is. 😁 As far as Google CoLob Pro goes, I agree that having double the amount of RAM makes it worthwhile. I've seen Google CoLab crash when training on very large datasets. I'm curious enough now to redo some old projects and see what happens. 😊
I love your investigation on CoLab.CoLab -Pro. I am new to CoLab your tutorial on this video is great. it is technical with what is necessary for a programmer/researchers. God Bless You. Stay Safe and Pray
@@whocareswhoiam2day You can't use TPU with some libraries,,,,, hmmm at least in theory. Or if you want to write your own functions and you don't have any idea to make yourself code supports TPU. Me too eiei
You need to write your code compatible with TPU so as to make efficient use of it. Like initializing and setting TPU strategy, putting data on Google cloud storage etc. Otherwise theres no use of TPU and rather its slower than GPU if you dont make it compatible with it.
Hey Jeff, thanks for another great video. I've been watching you since the Encog days and every time I check in to watch your new material you've just gotten better and better! I wanted to ask if Google Colab requires you to leave your browser window open for 24 hours? OR can you run it, close the browser and let it continue in the background?
very nice video, there is one query, can we run the code once and turn off the note book, is there any option with us that we can resume after an hour or some couple of hours to get output values?
Is there any value in a version of colab that never expires; it never goes down after 12 or 24 hours and always remains persistence and let's you pick off where you left it?
I use to love Colab pro but when I try to read images 50x50x3 into my test train and validate lists it takes forever!!!!! Any idea on how to speed this up?
You can open multiple notebooks, but they share a common underlying virtual machine. You cannot have multiple VMs. Now, if you do multiple email addresses you can have multiple VMs, this might be against Google policy. I do have two email addresses, one is pro, the other is free. Mostly so that I can still see what free is capable of. I assume the Googlers are okay with that. :-)
Hi, my session is crushing everytime with google colab because the entire ram is used(this is the eroor that i get) so i increased the ram to 25go but still having the same problem could you plase help i need your help, thank you.
I wonder if you could use a python script with lets say request lib to transfer python code for neural networks. This script could be timed via crontab or Taskmanager. Could it?
I've tried running Python .py files and other scripts, it does not work as well as Jupyter, which is unfortunate. I've not tried cronjobs inside of CoLab. Interesting ideas, though.
$120 per year might not be a lot; but I would prefer a more flexible payment offer ... I might go for 3 months without doing deep learning that requires gpu!
I heard that there is a cooldown after 24 hours, Can anyone comment about that timeout, how long is it? I'll subscribe to you sir, if you can answer to the question.
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I found out the hard way how useful that snippet of JS code is. 😁
As far as Google CoLob Pro goes, I agree that having double the amount of RAM makes it worthwhile. I've seen Google CoLab crash when training on very large datasets. I'm curious enough now to redo some old projects and see what happens. 😊
@Jeff Heaton so what difference between free and pro in relation to TPU?
I love your investigation on CoLab.CoLab -Pro. I am new to CoLab your tutorial on this video is great. it is technical with what is necessary for a programmer/researchers. God Bless You. Stay Safe and Pray
Well Colab offers RAM of 23 GB in free version too, if your code demands for it i.e. by crashes with initial 12 GB.
Good point, I've run into that. Kind of an annoying initial (and very manual) first step.
Thank you! This answered all my questions - really good summary on CoLab Pro usefulness
Great video and info, Jeff: thank you
Awesome, thank you for the info.
good coverage
thanks for the quick info
Google colab free version also gives 25gb ram, if our kennel crashes because of low ram..
I hope pro version gives atleast 40 GB ram..
why you did not run on TPU? it's even faster than GPU. compare...with free version it's has 8 TPUs, may be in pro it's more
Yes, for sure. I experiment with TPU's some but usually stay more to technology also available outside of Google as well.
@@HeatonResearch so what difference between free and pro in relation of TPU.
@@whocareswhoiam2day You can't use TPU with some libraries,,,,, hmmm at least in theory.
Or if you want to write your own functions and you don't have any idea to make yourself code supports TPU. Me too eiei
You need to write your code compatible with TPU so as to make efficient use of it. Like initializing and setting TPU strategy, putting data on Google cloud storage etc. Otherwise theres no use of TPU and rather its slower than GPU if you dont make it compatible with it.
When it is going to be available for users outside the US?
You can use a VPN
Thank you, Dr. Jeff, for this useful review. I just wanted to know if the disk storage increased with Colab pro?
Hey Jeff, thanks for another great video. I've been watching you since the Encog days and every time I check in to watch your new material you've just gotten better and better! I wanted to ask if Google Colab requires you to leave your browser window open for 24 hours? OR can you run it, close the browser and let it continue in the background?
Thank you very much, wanted some information regarding the same and voila here it is
very nice video, there is one query, can we run the code once and turn
off the note book, is there any option with us that we can resume after
an hour or some couple of hours to get output values?
Is there any value in a version of colab that never expires; it never goes down after 12 or 24 hours and always remains persistence and let's you pick off where you left it?
A question that lead me to this video.
Should I get a gaming laptop with GPU or a thin and light laptop for cheaper price and then buy collab?
Hey, Jeff wanted to ask if upgrading to Google Collab pro will upgrade TPU as well?
Thank you 😊
I use to love Colab pro but when I try to read images 50x50x3 into my test train and validate lists it takes forever!!!!! Any idea on how to speed this up?
Thanks for the video. Any idea how many notebooks can we open simultaneously with colab pro ? Or is it just one.
You can open multiple notebooks, but they share a common underlying virtual machine. You cannot have multiple VMs. Now, if you do multiple email addresses you can have multiple VMs, this might be against Google policy. I do have two email addresses, one is pro, the other is free. Mostly so that I can still see what free is capable of. I assume the Googlers are okay with that. :-)
Hi, my session is crushing everytime with google colab because the entire ram is used(this is the eroor that i get) so i increased the ram to 25go but still having the same problem could you plase help i need your help, thank you.
Use effecient code bro.
@@VivekGangwar02 best reply
If i have a friend who lives in the US buy the pro version for me in the US, can i access it from my own country (not US) ?
Is possible to do video how to exactly configure MultiWorker strategy with tf 2.1 and personal computers with nvidia GPUs?
Does the speed of the Internet affect the training of deep learning in Google Colab?
What kind of boost do you get with the TPU option? Even faster results?
what is hard disk size in gpu mode? free colab gives ~60GB.
amazing video sir. subbed
I love the review very insightful
can u do test google colab gpu vs rtx 3000 series card?
Yes, this video is due for a 2021 refresh, and that is part of what I will cover.
if i hit the hard timeout 24 hours by using google colab pro, do i can still run my code again on the next day for 24 hours?
Yes, usually. But if you do that more than a few days in a row, usually Google will start giving you slower GPUs.
Is there something like this for matlab users?
CoLab-Pro is available outside US?
Please Google make it available for other countries, I need it for finishing my dissertation. 😩😩😩
Get a VPN and pretend you are in the US or Europe.
I wonder if you could use a python script with lets say request lib to transfer python code for neural networks. This script could be timed via crontab or Taskmanager. Could it?
I've tried running Python .py files and other scripts, it does not work as well as Jupyter, which is unfortunate. I've not tried cronjobs inside of CoLab. Interesting ideas, though.
Thanks jeff
very worth it i think.. im using it for my thesis ..
$120 per year might not be a lot; but I would prefer a more flexible payment offer ... I might go for 3 months without doing deep learning that requires gpu!
3:50 its 27.4GB RAM
Thanks! Can't read my own screen.
In europe available.
But I’m so tempted by an rtx 3090... 🤣
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I heard that there is a cooldown after 24 hours,
Can anyone comment about that timeout, how long is it?
I'll subscribe to you sir, if you can answer to the question.
3:56 Timeout Experiment
use kaggle, much better hardware and it doesnt kick you out and its free. i have about 10 accounts to train models
I get a Tesla K80 for colab PRO, not worth it!
About 30% faster