How to use verify_gpu_cuda_with_pytorch method in lisa

Best Python code snippet using lisa_python

gpusuite.py

Source:gpusuite.py

...129        requirement=simple_requirement(130            supported_features=[GpuEnabled()],131        ),132    )133    def verify_gpu_cuda_with_pytorch(self, node: Node) -> None:134        _check_driver_installed(node)135        _install_cudnn(node)136        gpu = node.features[Gpu]137        pip = node.tools[Pip]138        if not pip.exists_package("torch"):139            pip.install_packages("torch")140        gpu_script = "import torch;print(f'gpu count: {torch.cuda.device_count()}')"141        python = node.tools[Python]142        expected_count = gpu.get_gpu_count_with_lspci()143        script_result = python.run(144            f'-c "{gpu_script}"',145            force_run=True,146        )147        gpu_count_str = get_matched_str(script_result.stdout, self._pytorch_pattern)...

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