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When attempting to use LightGBM with GPU support, I receive the warning message:
"Using sparse features with CUDA is currently not supported."
This occurs even though I am providing a dense dataset to the model. I believe this results in a fallback to CPU, which leads to slower training times.
I've tried several installation methods, including cloning from source and using pip for the GPU and CUDA versions. One of the methods failed, while the other resulted in the same warning about sparse features, even with a dense dataset. I would appreciate your assistance, as I am looking to perform an accurate performance comparison between different boosters. Thank you
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"Warning: 'Using sparse features with CUDA is currently not supported' in LightGBM with GPU"
[CUDA] "Warning: 'Using sparse features with CUDA is currently not supported' in LightGBM with GPU"
Nov 25, 2024
Description
When attempting to use LightGBM with GPU support, I receive the warning message:
This occurs even though I am providing a dense dataset to the model. I believe this results in a fallback to CPU, which leads to slower training times.
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LightGBM version or commit hash: LightGBM version: 4.5.0
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Additional Comments
I've tried several installation methods, including cloning from source and using pip for the GPU and CUDA versions. One of the methods failed, while the other resulted in the same warning about sparse features, even with a dense dataset. I would appreciate your assistance, as I am looking to perform an accurate performance comparison between different boosters. Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: