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Outputs chrome tracing profiles, which are beautifully readable
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Jun 23, 2020
| class PyProfilingHook(Hook): | ||
| '''Allows to profile your pytorch code! | ||
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| Best of all: It allows you to create chrome traces, which can be view |
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btw. your docstring is great and allows one to get going immediately, but if you have a link to an exhaustive documentation of the profiler you could add it, too!
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This needs to be documented, otherwise it is just another awesome feature which nobody will ever know about and we will kick it out again after some time. Besides that, I love it! |
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Introducing: The Pytorch Profiling hook! Saves a trace, that can be interactively viewed via the
chrome://tracingtool. Take a look at the attached pictures.Still on the todo list:
Image 1: Some 15 training steps. Note the validation steps every 2^n steps.
Image 2: Zoom to about one step. Left: Forward pass, middle: gradient calculation, right: gradient application.
Image 3: Some Conv - Batch-Norm - ReLU layers