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Multithreading

If you have multiple CPU cores available, it is recommended to launch Julia with multiple threads, for example, by using -t option from the terminal:

julia -t 8

You may also set up a multithreaded Jupyter kernel following the instruction given here.

GPU support

GPU is enabled by setting the keyword argument use_gpu to true. The parts computing gradients and Hessians of the loglikelihood is moved to GPU.

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Multithreading

If you have multiple CPU cores available, it is recommended to launch Julia with multiple threads, for example, by using -t option from the terminal:

julia -t 8

You may also set up a multithreaded Jupyter kernel following the instruction given here.

GPU support

GPU is enabled by setting the keyword argument use_gpu to true. The parts computing gradients and Hessians of the loglikelihood is moved to GPU.