Loading Shards Slow Datasets Failure After Checkpoint · Issue 655
Graviton was also featured in. Loading checkpoint shards is very slow. Startup time for dataloader workers can be very slow when using a dataset object of even moderate size.
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Basic orbs, premium orbs, mega orbs, and ultimus orbs all have a possibility of containing graviton shards, but the drop rate is not guaranteed. A possible workaround is to keep the data in the shared filesystem and bundle the small recordings into. I noticed that when i try loading at shard around 10gb in size, it takes more than 10gb of ram and.
I am currently only running on one node, typically with 16 gpus;
Some huge datasets take forever to build the first time. Oscar/en) as it's done in a single cpu core. What exactly is happening behind the scenes when we load a shard? Splitting across num_workers (per train process loader processes) and world_size (distributed training processes) appears inconsistent.
You can also get a sharded iterable dataset from. To parallelize data loading, we give each process some shards (or data sources) to process. If the build crashes, everything done up to that point gets lost. Is there any way that checkpoint shards can maybe be cached or.

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I'm able to get fast iteration speeds when iterating over the dataset without shuffling.
Here is the worker function i used to debug that loads only the file paths from the dataset, but does the reading locally: In particular it splits the dataset in shards of 500mb and uploads each shard as a parquet file on. It's very possible the way i'm. Using tfrecords with tfds seems to be a lot faster, which isn't really what i'd expect.
The reason is that each worker process is started serially in a loop,. When i shuffle the dataset, the iteration speed is reduced by ~1000x. Same model and same machine, sometimes it takes less than 1 minute, but sometimes it takes more than 10 minutes. Saving a dataset on hf using.push_to_hub () does upload multiple shards.

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I suspect this might be an issue with my dataset consisting of large arrays.
Therefore it's unnecessary to have a number of workers greater than. However, i’ve encountered an issue where the data loading process seems to be triggered 8 times in parallel, which, i suspect, leads to excessive disk read overhead and. However, there might be huge datasets that exceed the size of your local ssd. As soon as you have multiple shards, you can use multiple dataloader workers (up to ds.n_shards) to load data faster in parallel.
I am wondering what is the right way to do data reading/loading under ddp. That way resulting shards are not copies of dataset.arrow.
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Failure after loading checkpoint shards. · Issue 655

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