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@@ -76,10 +76,10 @@ Choose the installation method that meets your environment needs.
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Download the appropriate .whl file for your computer architecture, Python and CUDA version from the release assets of current CV-CUDA release. Release information of all CV-CUDA releases can be found [here][CV-CUDA GitHub Releases]. Once downloaded, execute the `pip install` command to install the Python wheel. For example:
where `<cu_ver>` is the desired CUDA version, `<py_ver>` is the desired Python version and `<arch>` is the desired architecture.
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where `<cu_ver>` is the desired CUDA version, `<x.x.x>` is the CV-CUDA release version, `<py_ver>` is the desired Python version and `<arch>` is the desired architecture.
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Please note that the Python wheels are standalone, they include both the C++/CUDA libraries and the Python bindings.
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On Ubuntu, install the following packages using `apt` and `pip`:
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