The trainNetwork does not work with Pascal GPU. What's the next step?
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Dalibor Knis
le 22 Sep 2016
Commenté : Joss Knight
le 12 Juin 2017
Based on the bug report 1439741 the cuDNN library does not work correctly with the latest NVIDIA cards e.g. GTX 1080. And this is the reason why MATLAB has disabled trainNetwork in Neural Network Toolbox.
OK, but what is going to happen next? Once NVIDIA releases CUDNN that works with Pascal what can MATLAB user do to utilize the new library? Is it enough to download the latest cuDNN library and the existing MATLAB version 2016b will be able to consume it? Or shall we have to wait for new version of MATLAB?
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Joss Knight
le 26 Sep 2016
We have asked for a compatible version of cuDNN from NVIDIA with a backported fix. If they can provide that then we will provide a patch to MATLAB that incorporates it. Keep your eyes on the bug report, and your fingers crossed that a fix is actually feasible. If not, waiting for R2017a is the fallback.
Unfortunately simply patching in the latest version of cuDNN is not possible.
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Roshan Welikala
le 5 Juin 2017
Modifié(e) : Roshan Welikala
le 5 Juin 2017
The patch works perfectly within Matlab. But it doesn't appear to fix the issue in respect to running outside Matlab (exe and runtime). Any suggestions? I am using Matlab 2016b and gtx 1080. Thanks.
Joss Knight
le 12 Juin 2017
We do not currently have any mechanism for patching the Matlab Compiler Runtime, so I'm afraid the only solution here is to upgrade to Matlab R2017a.
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