Re:An answer to: why is Nvidia making GPUs bigger when games...
by tsegratis on Saturday October 15, 2022 @09:41AM
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> 42 images (maximum I can fit on my GPU with 24Gb memory)
Probably I'm completely wrong, and I don't know what I'm doing, but surely scaling down those images, at least for the initial iterations, will reduce noise, and give you vastly better batches and faster iteration leading to better training -- then as it converges you would crank up the resolution
Note that scaling doesn't have to be cubic, there are algorithms that crop less 'meaningful' pixels; giving you smaller files with the same resolution
Probably I'm completely wrong, and I don't know what I'm doing, but surely scaling down those images, at least for the initial iterations, will reduce noise, and give you vastly better batches and faster iteration leading to better training -- then as it converges you would crank up the resolution
Note that scaling doesn't have to be cubic, there are algorithms that crop less 'meaningful' pixels; giving you smaller files with the same resolution