Getting Started with PyTorch Lightning
I put together a tutorial on how to build models with PyTorch Lightning, and how it compares to vanilla PyTorch
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I recently came across PyTorch Lightning and found it to be quite useful. In order to understand how to get it running I wrote some basic codes to test it out. So I have written a blog to train a small CNN on MNIST data to help others use PyTorch Lightning.
Himank Goel — Getting Started with PyTorch Lightning (subclassy.github.io)
If you haven't heard of it, PyTorch Lightning is a great framework built on top of vanilla PyTorch which removes a lot of boilerplate code and makes it really simple to build scalable, complicated deep learning systems. It's lightweight and simply casts vanilla PyTorch in an object-oriented fashion, so the learning curve is really shallow if you work with PyTorch already.
I wrote a tutorial and overview that compares Lightning to vanilla, where I go through an example project of building a simple GAN to generate handwritten digits from MNIST.
Here's a link to the full tutorial if you're interested in learning about Lightning!