Distributing a Fully Connected Neural Network Across a Cluster
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Distributing a Fully Connected Neural Network Across a Cluster
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Re: Distributing a Fully Connected Neural Network Across a Cluster
#2For anyone actually interested in some interesting techniques for multi-GPU DNN training, http://arxiv.org/pdf/1404.5997v2.pdf and references therein are probably a good start.
Re: Distributing a Fully Connected Neural Network Across a Cluster
#3How is this on the front page? This is a completely incoherent. For anyone actually interested in some interesting techniques for multi-GPU DNN training, http://arxiv.org/pdf/1404.5997v2.pdf and references therein are probably a good start.
Re: Distributing a Fully Connected Neural Network Across a Cluster
#4How is this on the front page? This is a completely incoherent. For anyone actually interested in some interesting techniques for multi-GPU DNN training, http://arxiv.org/pdf/1404.5997v2.pdf and references therein are probably a good start.
Re: Distributing a Fully Connected Neural Network Across a Cluster
#5How is this on the front page? This is a completely incoherent. For anyone actually interested in some interesting techniques for multi-GPU DNN training, http://arxiv.org/pdf/1404.5997v2.pdf and references therein are probably a good start.
Re: Distributing a Fully Connected Neural Network Across a Cluster
#6From what I've understood, what you're suggesting is that for every node in a layer, you colocate the edge on the same machine?
Re: Distributing a Fully Connected Neural Network Across a Cluster
#7The exposition is not very clear. What exactly do you mean when you say "No edges will be communicated over the network, only half of the nodes."? I'm puzzled, because a few sentences later, you claim "The only network IO that would be required would be sending each edge value to its respective node in Q."; so the edge values are actually communicated? From what I've understood, what you're suggesting is that for eve…
For every node in every other layer, I colocate the edge on the same machine. In this way, when a group of, say, 10 nodes in layer 1 are each sending a weighted message to a single node in layer 2... they can pre-combine their messages (weighted sum) and send only that value over the network. This happens for every node in the second layer, reducing network i/o (this is the first optimization).