What are the best ways to deal with huge datasets in deep learning?
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I have to do a deep learning project in which the size of the datasets are too big for my computer.
My question is very simple: What are the best ways to deal with this kind of project?
To me, the best option would be to find a website in which I can:
1) Store the datasets
2) Write the models related to these datasets
3) Run it
For the moment, I've heard about two options:
1) AWS (But, can I store my datasets in AWS??)
2) Google colab (But, I'm not sure about the computing efficiency of it)
Thanks for your answers and suggestions
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I have to do a deep learning project in which the size of the datasets are too big for my computer.
My question is very simple: What are the best ways to deal with this kind of project?
To me, the best option would be to find a website in which I can:
1) Store the datasets
2) Write the models related to these datasets
3) Run it
For the moment, I've heard about two options:
1) AWS (But, can I store my datasets in AWS??)
2) Google colab (But, I'm not sure about the computing efficiency of it)
Thanks for your answers and suggestions
deep-learning bigdata aws
asked 49 secs ago
nolw38nolw38
114
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$begingroup$
I have to do a deep learning project in which the size of the datasets are too big for my computer.
My question is very simple: What are the best ways to deal with this kind of project?
To me, the best option would be to find a website in which I can:
1) Store the datasets
2) Write the models related to these datasets
3) Run it
For the moment, I've heard about two options:
1) AWS (But, can I store my datasets in AWS??)
2) Google colab (But, I'm not sure about the computing efficiency of it)
Thanks for your answers and suggestions
deep-learning bigdata aws
asked 49 secs ago
nolw38nolw38
114
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I have to do a deep learning project in which the size of the datasets are too big for my computer.
My question is very simple: What are the best ways to deal with this kind of project?
To me, the best option would be to find a website in which I can:
1) Store the datasets
2) Write the models related to these datasets
3) Run it
For the moment, I've heard about two options:
1) AWS (But, can I store my datasets in AWS??)
2) Google colab (But, I'm not sure about the computing efficiency of it)
Thanks for your answers and suggestions
deep-learning bigdata aws
deep-learning bigdata aws
asked 49 secs ago
nolw38nolw38
114
asked 49 secs ago
nolw38nolw38
114
asked 49 secs ago
nolw38nolw38
114
asked 49 secs ago
nolw38nolw38
114
asked 49 secs ago
nolw38nolw38
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