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Notes on Floating Point Precisions in Deep Learning Computations |
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ECCV 2020 Tutorial on Accelerating Computer Vision with Mixed Precision |
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https://nvlabs.github.io/eccv2020-mixed-precision-tutorial/ |
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Topics of the tutorial: |
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* Training Neural Networks with Tensor Cores |
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* PyTorch Performance Tuning Guide |
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* Mixed Precision Training for Conditional GANs |
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* Mixed Precision Training for FAZE: Few-shot Adaptive Gaze Estimation |
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* Mixed Precision Training for Video Synthesis |
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* Mixed Precision Training for Convolutional Tensor-Train LSTM |
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* Mixed Precision Training for 3D Medical Image Analysis |
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Has PDF of the slides and the videos. |
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Q&A: |
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**What's the difference between FP32 and TF32 modes?** |
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FP32 cores perform scalar instructions. TF32 is a Tensor Core mode, |
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which performs matrix instructions - they are 8-16x faster and more |
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energy efficient. Both take FP32 as inputs. TF32 mode also rounds |
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those inputs to TF32. |
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