sharding tutorial for torchrec #1913
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This commit add the tutorial for exploring torchrec sharding for distributed model parallelism for embedding tables in large scale deep learning recommendation systems. We exploring the following sharding: * table-wise * row-wise * column-wise * data-parallel
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address comments Co-authored-by: Svetlana Karslioglu <svekars@fb.com>
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@YazhiGao may I ask to:
this will trigger CI again and hopefully this time jobs will run as expected |
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This commit add the tutorial for exploring torchrec sharding for
distributed model parallelism for embedding tables in large scale deep
learning recommendation systems. We exploring the following sharding: