Caffe is a famous open-source deep learning framework developed and maintained by Berkley AI Research (BAIR). It’s extremely flexible, modular, and quick. On Github, there is a wealth of open-source documentation for Caffer. It’s commonly utilised in university research projects, proofs-of-concept for startups, Computer Vision, Natural Language Processing, and other areas.
Installing Caffe on Ubuntu
Step 1: Open the terminal for executing the installation commands.
Step 2: Update the system by executing the following command.
sudo apt update
Step 3: Now, it’s time to set up Caffe. Execute the following command in the terminal to install Caffe CPU only version:
sudo apt install caffe-cpu
or the following command to install Caffe CUDA version:
sudo apt install caffe-cuda
Now you can use Caffe in your projects to make interesting applications.