Now I face the problem of dead kernel in jupyter notebook when I reach 43-epoch because there is 50-epoch in my code. It took two nights to reach 43-epoch by using two GPUs. I run it two times but it didn't work. I want to get the last epoch. Please advise me what I need to do.

[aishashema]

    Now I face the problem of dead kernel in jupyter notebook when I reach 43-epoch because there is 50-epoch in my code. It took two nights to reach 43-epoch by using two GPUs. I run it two times but it didn't work. I want to get the last epoch. Please advise me what I need to do.

Originally posted by @may-phyu in #1892 (comment)
@may-phyu i have same issue please did find a solution .Mine is after running one Ephoc

[RRosio]

Hi @aishashema thank you for submitting this issue. Would you please provide the log of output from when the kernel dies? If you are running jupyter-server, you can try using the resource usage extension to monitor your memory usage (thanks @krassowski).

[RRosio]

Hi @aishashema, just following up with you on this issue, is this problem still occurring? If you could share the log output as mentioned above it would also be helpful.

[RRosio]

Hi @aishashema, we'll be closing this issue as we haven't received any updates. However if you have updates you are welcome to reopen this issue. Thank you!