Implement parallel levenshtein distance on GPU#1057
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For benchmarking with CUDA, I think you need to synchronize with the calls. |
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Oh, do you have any examples or documentations about it? |
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I update the benchmark results.
I can't open this page, and find another discussions here https://discuss.pytorch.org/t/how-to-measure-time-in-pytorch/26964/5 |
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Could you use some kind of warmup and print the average time? |
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This PR implements the levenshtein distance on GPU, it can run in batches and has boundary support. From a simple benchmark as follows, you can get quite a lot speedup comparing with CPU.