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# \[Optional] Training Your Own Home Pretrained Representations

This step assumes you have already downloaded the HoNY RGB + actions dataset to somewhere on your machine, and have updated your `configs/env_vars/env_vars.yaml` accordingly.

* **Single GPU:** To reproduce our HPR encoder, run in terminal:

  ```bash
  python train.py --config-name=train_moco
  ```
* Multi-GPU: We use huggingface 🤗 accelerate to run multi-GPU training. Run the following commands

  ```bash
  accelerate config # Interactively walk you through setting up multi-GPU training
  accelerate launch train.py --config-name=train_moco
  ```


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