Numerical CUDA-based Python library built on top of CuVec.
Install
Requirements:
Python 3.7 or greater (e.g. via Anaconda or Miniconda, or via python3-dev)
(optional) CUDA SDK/Toolkit (including drivers for an NVIDIA GPU)
note that if the CUDA SDK/Toolkit is installed after NumCu, then NumCu must be re-installed to enable CUDA support
pip install numcuUsage
Contributing
See CONTRIBUTING.md.
Licence
Copyright:
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