Correctly Install NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit in Ubuntu Linux and Compile C++ Test Examples-Machine Learning

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In this Linux, Ubuntu, and NVIDIA CUDA tutorial, we explain how to properly install the NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit in Ubuntu Linux and how to compile C++ CUDA test examples in order to verify the installation. Motivation: To be able to install, compile, and use machine learning libraries it is often necessary to have NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit installed. Note that NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit is a separate set of compilers from the precompiled libraries that come with with PyTorch. Often, it is necessary to have both CUDA and PyTorch installed so that you can run machine learning algorithms. Consequently, besides PyTorch which you can easily install by using “pip install” command, you also need to install the NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit. The installation process of CUDA Toolkit might be difficult for complete Linux/Unix beginners, and consequently, we created this tutorial to explain all the steps.

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