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stringie avatar stringie commented on June 2, 2024
[question] Training speed

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Kaixhin avatar Kaixhin commented on June 2, 2024

You're getting a 3x speedup on GPU, so it's reasonable? Bottleneck is that there's a lot of data transfer with RL, but speedup mainly comes with training on minibatches I believe. I'm running other stuff on my one PC atm so can't give you full speeds, but getting 53it/s on GPU (GTX 1080 Ti) vs. 13it/s on CPU (i7-3820), so similar speedup ratio on my side.

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stringie avatar stringie commented on June 2, 2024

Thank you for your answer. If you ever decide to run Rainbow again could you please share those speeds here for me ... if you remember to of course. I'm asking all this because I find it worrisome that for the process to complete I have to wait (as it says next to the it/s) 66h ... which seems crazy to me. Do you also wait around that much when training your models? Thanks again.

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Kaixhin avatar Kaixhin commented on June 2, 2024

Not sure I'll have a chance any time soon, but training definitely takes on the order of a week. It's very sequential, takes pixel inputs, and has a lot of environment interactions, so it is naturally slow.

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