CodeCarbon
CodeCarbon is a Python library that estimates the carbon emissions of computing operations by measuring the power consumption of CPU, GPU and RAM on local hardware. The software calculates the amount of emissions using carbon density data of the region where the process takes place and offers reportable outputs with visualization tools.
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mlco2 · Environment & Energy Monitoring
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VERSIONv3.2.9
UPDATED2 days ago
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What can it do?
- In your Python-based projects, you track the electricity consumption of your local hardware and the carbon emissions associated with it.
- Using the command line interface, you monitor the emission values of any process without changing your existing code.
- Visualize the emission data you get through local dashboards or web-based tools.
User reviews
- • NeutralGitHub Issue
Intel Xeon CPUs energy consumption
“* CodeCarbon version: 2.1.4 * Python version: 3.10.11 * Operating System: Ubuntu 22.04 ### Description I couldn't find any information in the documentation about whether CodeCarbon can measure energy consumption for Intel Xeon CPUs with Ubuntu 22.04 OS. Does CodeCarbon measure…”
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