Modify generate.sh to take a dynamic number of GPUs as input #24
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@angelahzyuan could you take a look at this when you have time? Would love to merge it if it looks good to you. Thanks! |
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Issue
Data generation requires exactly 8 GPUs to be present. This doesn't make the code run properly on machines with less than 8 GPUs (for instance, I am using 4 H100s)
Changes
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generate.shso that the user can specify the number of GPUs as input, with a minimum number of 1. The default is still set to 8 GPUs and the number will change only if the--gpuparameter is specified