PyTorch Tutorial 01 - Installation

New Tutorial series about Deep Learning with PyTorch!

Part 01: Installation

I show you how I install PyTorch on my Mac using Anaconda. Installation on Linux or Windows can be done almost the same way.

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[manideepgupta]

I don't know what your name is, But I really am Thankful for such wonderful explanation and clear understanding of the videos. Please do upload these kind of videos, which would help a lot of people.

[westheguitarist]

After trying over 20 videos, this is the only one that does not skip steps. Thank you sir

[liloufu]

Amazing course! The best Pytorch tutorial I have watched until now. Thank you for sharing!

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[muhammadzubairbaloch]

please Sir make complete list of Advance NLP Tutorials. thanks in advance.

[teetanrobotics]

Your machine Learning playlist is great. Could you please make one for deep learning as well.

[Leshotgun]

Just did this in Jan 2022. Everything went smoothly for me except I had to switch to anaconda version 3.8 instead of the current version of 3.10. I had some conflicts with bzip2 and FFmpeg. I hope this helps anyone else along the journey.

[kayvangharbi]

Thanks for the video! Would you be able to make a video about the situation with CUDA for Mac in the present day and if there are any ways to get around it? I'm not sure if I should install a previous version of pytorch and CUDA so that I can run it on my mac?

[priyadarshnisundararajan]

Hey ur tutorial is really amazing.U make me understand topics in a very simple manner.Can u make a course on NLP and LLM too?

[HashanDananjaya]

Saved hours of time. Really good tutorial. Thank you very much.

[zuiruili]

I love you, finally got torch installed!

[KavinRaj-esfc]

hey, i have installed pytorch and cuda and i have verficiation of that on the terminal, but when i write code in vs code i am getting "torch module not found" error, do you have any solutions for that?

[mkhadka]

This is liking finding gold for free ;) Thanks! I am beginning my pytorch journey today.

[donatusvictor]

Thank you, sir. Please, any prerequisites?

[wenliangzhang]

one of the best tutorial! crystal clear and thorough. Thank you!

[tomnutley]

Thank you for this tutorial series. Is it possible to push the model to GPU easily, or does a lot of code need to be adjusted ?

[Muuip]

0:30 PyTorch Website
1:20 Windows GPU support - install CUDA toolkit
1:45 NVIDIA Website
2:40 Copy mac or Windows CMD line
2:55 Create virtual environment and install PyTorch
mac CMD: ~ conda create -n pytorch python=3.7
Windows CMD: conda install pytorch torchvision cudatoolkit=10.1 -c pytorch
3:40 Activate environment
mac CMD: ~ conda activate pytorch
4:00 Install PyTorch in environment
mac CMD: ~ conda install pytorch torchvision -c pytorch
4:25 Verify installation within environment
mac CMD: python
mac CMD: import torch
mac CMD: x = torch.rand(3)
mac CMD: print(x)
5:10 Verify if CUDA is available
mac CMD: torch.cuda.is_available()

[kshitijshekhar]

A Deep Understanding of Deep Learning on udemy is an excellent course to do side be side this one. It's taught by a neuroscientist, Mike X Cohen.

[andreacassotti]

Thank you! You are much much better than my Deep Learning professor. You should teach at university.

[hosseinvejdani]

Hi Sir, I'm new to programming, Please tell me why we should create virtual env for python projects where we can code without it?