/question about yolo model train #22367
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It's not supported. But there's a PR by a user: |
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Hi @aa851182472, a related Huawei Ascend update: native Ascend export, inference, and validation support has now shipped in Ultralytics. Models can be exported directly to The complete workflow is documented in the Huawei Ascend integration guide. This release does not add training support for Ascend 910B2. Ultralytics can select a single |

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Does the pre-trained model of the YOLO series, such as v5, v8, and v11, support training on Huawei Ascend Chip 910B2? I would greatly appreciate it if you could read and respond to this inquiry!
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