Dream - SED Sophia Antipolis Méditerrannée
Dream is the local name of CRISAM's service for supporting experiments & development, aka. SED.
Our service is composed of research engineers providing support for development, experiments and the management of experimental platforms. The team keeps up on technological advances.
This website is mainly used to provide blog posts about our activity. For institutional information, please visit the appropriate section on the Inria intranet.
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To contact us, please send email to sed-sophia@inria.fr.
Tuning Python script performance with profiling

Profiling a program consists in dynamically collecting measures during the program execution : which functions or pieces of code are executed, how many times, the duration of an execution, the call tree, … cProfile is a common profiler for Python programs. cProfile does deterministic profiling – it collects counters for…
GPU benchmarks on Nef

During early summer 2020, we benchmarked recent GPU models available on Nef cluster for deep-learning using ResNet-50 model training, with ImageNet 2021 dataset and TensorFlow 2.0 official implementation. Please find here a summary of the results and lessons learnt. The different Nvidia GPU models tested are : GTX1080Ti a GeForce…
Estimating power consumption and carbon impact of deep-learning on Nef

Ecological impact of IT is an increasingly important matter. This is why estimating the impact of a computation is useful, both for assessing the cost of a research activity or designing efficient methods. Power consumption and carbon emissions of a computation are commonly used metrics, as this is a more…
Clean the jupyter notebooks in a git repository
# Context The jupyter notebooks contain both code to execute, outputs and metada related with the notebook. Among those metadata, there is by example the number of times (“execution_count”) a given cell has been run. Below is an extract of a notebook file, with in bold some of the data…