Install anaconda to create a python virtual environment
Here I will not focus on how to install anconda, the following link is for your reference:
Next, the anconda environment has been created successfully. The next step is to create a python environment and install pytorch
step:
conda create -n virtual environment name python=version number
Take python=3.7 as an example to create a virtual environment named deblur
conda create -n deblur python=3.7
After the python environment is created, install pytorch.
Before installing pytorch, you need to check the version number of cuda in the server, because the versions of pytorch and cuda need to correspond:
The installation of pytorch-cuda version:
download the version from pytorch official website,
select the corresponding adaptation, and you can use different instructions
Use nvcc -V to view the cuda version number.
nvcc -V
The cuda version number that must be viewed with nvcc -V is correct.
Then go to the pytorch official website to check the corresponding version and install it. PyTorch https://pytorch.org/
Previous versions can be viewed by clicking on the links circled in the image.
Take pytorch as 1.7.1 and cuda as 10.1 version as an example:
Excuting an order:
conda install pytorch==1.7.1 torchvision==0.8.2 torchaudio==0.7.2 cudatoolkit=10.1 -c pytorch
The content shown in the figure appears, indicating that pytorch is successfully installed:
Enter the python environment to see if pytorch cude is available:
python
import torch
torch.cuda.is_available()
If true, it means it can be used.
Note: The above steps need to be installed under the condition of networking. Otherwise it may be unsuccessful.