[Linux] Using "tree" command to visualize the folder hierarchy
If we want to see the folder hierarchy in Linux, maybe we can use the tree
command to visualize it. There are similar command in Windows/MacOS.
If we want to see the folder hierarchy in Linux, maybe we can use the tree
command to visualize it. There are similar command in Windows/MacOS.
Today, A strange problem occurred on my computer: After we use the graphical interface for the first time, Ubuntu will automatically create a folder named Desktop as our desktop, so the desktop of the Ubuntu graphical interface will display all the files in this folder.
Read More »[Linux] The default "Desktop" folder disappearsIt needs to be stated in advance that the teaching of this article is learning from: https://towardsdatascience.com/object-detection-with-10-lines-of-code-d6cb4d86f606. You can also go directly to that website to learn.
Read More »[Machine Learning][Python] The simplest object recognition package: ImageAIIn the process of developing programs, many people should appreciate the advantages of Linux. After all, Linux is compatible with most packages, and you can customize any functions you want. This is difficult to see on Windows.
Read More »[Linux] Install Ubuntu 18.04 using VirtualBoxToday, when I upgraded an old Ubuntu device from 16.04 to 18.04, I had a problem that prevented the upgrade smoothly.
Read More »[Solved] Please install all available updates for your release before upgradingDeepin is an Unix-like operating system, it is developed by Wuhan Deepin Technology Co., Ltd.
Read More »[Linux] Install Deepin desktop environment on UbuntuUntil now, Java is still one of the most used and most popular program language in the world —— Of course, the results calculated by different platforms are not necessarily the same. By the way, most Android applications are still developed by Java.
Read More »[Linux] How to install JAVA (JDK)Today when I reading the document of the "Transformers" package which Hugging Face developed, I suddenly discovered the model I build, its state is "eval()", not "train()". It seems that as long as we use "from_pretrained()" method is the default state "eval()".
Read More »[PyTorch] How to check the model state is "train()" or "eval()"This is very common error message in PyTorch.
RuntimeError: bool value of Tensor with more than one value is ambiguous
Read More »[Solved][PyTorch] RuntimeError: bool value of Tensor with more than one value is ambiguousWhen I using PyTorch to train a model, I often use GPU_A to train the model, save model. But if I load the model I saved to test some new data, I always put the new data in a different GPU, we called it GPU_B.
Read More »[PyTorch] How to check which GPU device our data used