Sabina Fata asked:
What do you think about installing OPUS-CAT on a virtual machine (like VMware Horizon)? That would allow all students to have access to it, without space and platform problems.
Marianne Starlander asked:
This would work on Windows Virtual machines? Or would it be too slow?
If the students were able to fine tune their own models then there wouldn't be any problems related to sharing of resources. One problem we came across was that when working on virtual machines the new processors actually stopped OPUS-CAT from running so it's worth checking this first.
Another thing to consider is if different students are trying to fine tune their models at the same time then there might be a stacking issue. But if it is only for querying the MT then you only need one.
Another thing to consider is if different students are trying to fine tune their models at the same time then there might be a stacking issue. But if it is only for querying the MT then you only need one.
You may also want to consider that you may have different data from different users and you want to keep this separate.
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