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I tried using Openvino for running a mask rcnn script by using the foloowing plugin on dev cloud:
qsub -l nodes=1:iei-mustang-v100-mx8 myscript.sh
from openvino.inference_engine import
IEPlugin plugin = IEPlugin(device="HDDLR")
And i got the following error; ValueError: Unknown plugin: HDDLR, expected one of: CPU,GPU,FPGA,MYRIAD,HETERO,HDDL,MULTI
Also I tried calculating fps for various devices on Intel dev cloud like GPU and CPU.
and when i used the command: !qsub -N testjob -l nodes=1:e3-1268l-v5 myjob
my average fps was around 0.4
while using this command : !qsub -N testjob -l nodes=e3-1268l-v5 myjob
it came out to be around 3.5 fps.
This was on CPU i7 and xeon, whereas on GPU fps was around 0.7 .
What is the relevance of nodes=1:e3-1268l-v5 as opposed to nodes=e3-1268l-v5 ?
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Hi Tanisha,
I am moving this topic to DevCloud for Edge forum for further assistance.
For future DevCloud related questions, I would suggest posting in the DevCloud forum.
Link : https://software.intel.com/en-us/forums/intel-devcloud-for-edge
Regards,
Munesh
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Hi Tanisha,
Thanks for reaching out. For the first part of your question: The correct flag to target 8x VPU Myriad X is HDDL, not HDDLR, that's why you are seeing an error.
For the second part of your question: The correct way to submit a job to any compute node is "-l nodes=1:<target compute node tag>", removing the "1:" and using only the compute node tag is not a valid way.
Regards,
Alaa

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