Holoscan SDK Vision module
holoscan-vision is a metadata-only meta-package. It installs the CUDA-qualified
Vision distribution, which provides the holoscan_vision import package.
pip install holoscan-vision
Installing this package pulls holoscan-vision-cu13, which requires the exact
matching holoscan-core-cu13 version and the cvcuda-cu13 wheel supplying the
CV-CUDA runtimes it links. Both are declared dependencies, so pip resolves
them; CV-CUDA is not bundled in any Holoscan wheel.
Installing more than one CUDA variant in the same environment is unsupported. Remove the previously installed qualified distribution before switching.
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