Warning on running tensor flow in Ubuntu
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I am trying to learn tensorflow and just started with the basics. To install tensorflow I used the following command: pip install tensorflow
Now, when I run the basic tensorflow programs, it shows the following warning:
Your CPU supports instructions that this TensorFlow binary was not compiled to use: SSE4.1 SSE4.2 AVX AVX2 FMA
Should I be worried? Will it still give me a proper result when I go for complex programs?
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I am trying to learn tensorflow and just started with the basics. To install tensorflow I used the following command: pip install tensorflow
Now, when I run the basic tensorflow programs, it shows the following warning:
Your CPU supports instructions that this TensorFlow binary was not compiled to use: SSE4.1 SSE4.2 AVX AVX2 FMA
Should I be worried? Will it still give me a proper result when I go for complex programs?
16.04 cpu
asked Mar 19 at 18:10
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up vote
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I am trying to learn tensorflow and just started with the basics. To install tensorflow I used the following command: pip install tensorflow
Now, when I run the basic tensorflow programs, it shows the following warning:
Your CPU supports instructions that this TensorFlow binary was not compiled to use: SSE4.1 SSE4.2 AVX AVX2 FMA
Should I be worried? Will it still give me a proper result when I go for complex programs?
16.04 cpu
asked Mar 19 at 18:10
Neptune
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I am trying to learn tensorflow and just started with the basics. To install tensorflow I used the following command: pip install tensorflow
Now, when I run the basic tensorflow programs, it shows the following warning:
Your CPU supports instructions that this TensorFlow binary was not compiled to use: SSE4.1 SSE4.2 AVX AVX2 FMA
Should I be worried? Will it still give me a proper result when I go for complex programs?
16.04 cpu
16.04 cpu
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asked Mar 19 at 18:10
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This means the binaries you installed on your PC are do not have support for instruction sets such as SSE4. This may not give optimum performance for the programs but in normal case won't affect the execution.
If you want to enable those supports, try to compile the sources with relevant flags and install it replacing the pip installed versions. Go for installing with VirtualEnv
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This means the binaries you installed on your PC are do not have support for instruction sets such as SSE4. This may not give optimum performance for the programs but in normal case won't affect the execution.
If you want to enable those supports, try to compile the sources with relevant flags and install it replacing the pip installed versions. Go for installing with VirtualEnv
answered Mar 19 at 18:20
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This means the binaries you installed on your PC are do not have support for instruction sets such as SSE4. This may not give optimum performance for the programs but in normal case won't affect the execution.
If you want to enable those supports, try to compile the sources with relevant flags and install it replacing the pip installed versions. Go for installing with VirtualEnv
answered Mar 19 at 18:20
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up vote
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up vote
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This means the binaries you installed on your PC are do not have support for instruction sets such as SSE4. This may not give optimum performance for the programs but in normal case won't affect the execution.
If you want to enable those supports, try to compile the sources with relevant flags and install it replacing the pip installed versions. Go for installing with VirtualEnv
answered Mar 19 at 18:20
CS13
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This means the binaries you installed on your PC are do not have support for instruction sets such as SSE4. This may not give optimum performance for the programs but in normal case won't affect the execution.
If you want to enable those supports, try to compile the sources with relevant flags and install it replacing the pip installed versions. Go for installing with VirtualEnv
answered Mar 19 at 18:20
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answered Mar 19 at 18:20
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