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MariusDrulea avatar MariusDrulea commented on June 10, 2024

For debugging I did the following modifications:

  1. I only use the first 100 images from the training set: xtrain, ytrain = MLDatasets.MNIST(split=:train)[1:100]
  2. @time the pullback call:
@time loss, back = Flux.pullback(encoder, decoder) do enc, dec
                                      model_loss(enc, dec, args.λ, x_dev, device)
                                end

As you can see in the log bellow, each call to Flux.pullback leads to additional memory allocations and the runtime also increases.

[ Info: Training on GPU
[ Info: Start Training, total 20 epochs
[ Info: Epoch 1
 60.692297 seconds (136.49 M allocations: 6.928 GiB, 3.03% gc time, 72.05% compilation time: 0% of which was recompilation)
  0.044060 seconds (13.73 k allocations: 641.859 KiB, 85.29% compilation time)
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 82.986604 seconds (190.15 M allocations: 9.660 GiB, 2.92% gc time, 72.29% compilation time: 0% of which was recompilation)
[ Info: Epoch 2
  0.088317 seconds (141.50 k allocations: 5.988 MiB, 74.94% compilation time)
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  0.110144 seconds (216.04 k allocations: 9.116 MiB, 71.72% compilation time)
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  0.313881 seconds (266.02 k allocations: 11.329 MiB, 19.59% gc time, 33.01% compilation time)
  0.112271 seconds (237.34 k allocations: 10.009 MiB, 72.88% compilation time)
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  0.119971 seconds (253.31 k allocations: 10.679 MiB, 71.44% compilation time)
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  4.103159 seconds (5.29 M allocations: 226.116 MiB, 1.98% gc time, 63.50% compilation time)
Progress:  10%|███████████                                                                                              |  ETA: 0:12:59[ Info: Epoch 3
  0.127100 seconds (274.60 k allocations: 11.573 MiB, 71.77% compilation time)
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  5.591896 seconds (8.67 M allocations: 368.380 MiB, 2.37% gc time, 64.12% compilation time)

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MariusDrulea avatar MariusDrulea commented on June 10, 2024

After some debugging, it seems the usage of L2 regularization in the model_loss function leads to this issue.
https://github.com/FluxML/model-zoo/blob/master/vision/vae_mnist/vae_mnist.jl#L64

If I comment out the regularization (simply set reg = 0), the issue no longer appears.

[ Info: Training on GPU
[ Info: Start Training, total 20 epochs
[ Info: Epoch 1
  0.292209 seconds (285.14 k allocations: 13.223 MiB, 98.55% compilation time: 48% of which was recompilation)
  0.003073 seconds (1.27 k allocations: 79.484 KiB)
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  0.722162 seconds (746.61 k allocations: 38.258 MiB, 60.29% compilation time: 46% of which was recompilation)
[ Info: Epoch 2
  0.002194 seconds (1.27 k allocations: 79.484 KiB)
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  0.288302 seconds (120.02 k allocations: 8.372 MiB)

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ToucheSir avatar ToucheSir commented on June 10, 2024

What concerns me more is that there seems to be compilation happening on every batch? FluxML/Flux.jl#2040 used more or less the same code as the old MNIST VAE model, so I don't know what could be the culprit.

For the regularization part, this is a good opportunity to remove it from the loss function and use the WeightDecay optimization rule instead. That should simultaneously remove the last use of implicit params from this model and make everything a little faster to boot.

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MariusDrulea avatar MariusDrulea commented on June 10, 2024

Indeed, the issue is in this line: reg = λ * sum(x->sum(x.^2), Flux.params(decoder))

See bellow a MWE for the issue. loss_fun_slow calls Flux.params(model) each iteration and leads to the mentioned issue. loss_fun uses the very same ps each iteration. The values of the gradients are the same, so probably loss_fun also performs regularization. Is loss_fun guaranteed to always perform regularization?

using Flux

model = Dense(2, 2)

xt = rand(Float32, 2, 4) # batch size of 4
yt = rand(Float32, 2, 4)

ps = Flux.params(model)
loss_fun(m, x, y) = sum((m(x) - y).^2) + sum(p->sum(p.^2), ps)

loss_fun_slow(m, x, y) = sum((m(x) - y).^2) + sum(p->sum(p.^2), Flux.params(model))

for i in 1:5
    @time ∇m = gradient(m->loss_fun(m, xt, yt), model)    
    @time ∇m_slow = gradient(m->loss_fun_slow(m, xt, yt), model)    
end

Here is the log:

 21.642858 seconds (60.17 M allocations: 3.051 GiB, 4.18% gc time, 99.96% compilation time)
  4.606277 seconds (11.97 M allocations: 591.543 MiB, 2.79% gc time, 99.80% compilation time)
  0.000475 seconds (528 allocations: 26.016 KiB)
  0.018889 seconds (4.08 k allocations: 208.984 KiB, 92.57% compilation time)
  0.000291 seconds (528 allocations: 26.016 KiB)
  0.018429 seconds (5.18 k allocations: 256.828 KiB, 92.63% compilation time)
  0.000232 seconds (528 allocations: 26.016 KiB)
  0.017229 seconds (6.28 k allocations: 303.641 KiB, 91.83% compilation time)
  0.000310 seconds (528 allocations: 26.016 KiB)
  0.017961 seconds (7.38 k allocations: 350.672 KiB, 91.94% compilation time)

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lucifer1702 avatar lucifer1702 commented on June 10, 2024

Hello everyone,
as per the advice of other mentors I would like to start to contributing in FLUXML . I want to contribute to this issue so can I know where to start and what tech stacks other than Julia I should be familiar with.

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