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* clean up docs * doc fixes as requested * revert updates to sort tool documentation
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### **CPU only mode**
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## Build and Repository Info
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CPU mode enabled by arg --cpu-only for all stages. Follow requirements-cpu.txt to install req packages.
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Do not use DLIB extractor in CPU mode, it's too slow.
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Only H64 or SAE (with low settings) models reasonable to train on home CPU.
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DeepFaceLab officially supports Windows-only. If you want to support Mac/Linux/Docker - create a fork, it will be referenced here.
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### **Build info**
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dlib==19.10.0 from pip compiled without CUDA. Therefore you have to compile DLIB manually, orelse use MT extractor only.
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#### **Installing dlib on Windows**
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Command line example for windows: `python setup.py install -G "Visual Studio 14 2015" --yes DLIB_USE_CUDA`
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The version of `dlib` in pip is compiled without CUDA support. Therefore you have to compile it manually in order to use the `dlib` face extractor.
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### Mac/linux/docker script support.
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Command line example for Windows: `python setup.py install -G "Visual Studio 14 2015" --yes DLIB_USE_CUDA`
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If you want to support mac/linux/docker - create fork, it will be referenced here.
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#### **CPU mode**
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It is possible to run from script for all stages using the `--cpu-only` flag. To run from script, install the separate dependencies for CPU mode using `pip -r requirements-cpu.txt`.
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Please note that extraction and training will take much long without a GPU and performance will greatly suffer without one. In particular, do not use DLIB extractor in CPU mode, it's too slow to run without a GPU. Train only on 64px resolution models like H64 or SAE (with low settings) and the lightweight encoder.
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