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Matrix Shadow:Lightweight CPU/GPU Matrix and Tensor Template Library in C++/CUDA for (Deep) Machine Learning
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QUESTION
I am studying expression templates and the mshadow codebase. In their wiki pages here, they provide an example that is bad solution because its doing temporal memory allocation and deallocation. What is that and how is the given code doing such a thing?
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...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-02 at 15:59In this case they are talking about allocating some space in memory to hold values temporarily.
For example, when you do
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I am trying to make an operator in MXNet that will introduce sparsity in the output in the following way:
- Doing the pruning for each data-point separately (axis 0 is for the data-points)
- Dropping lower weights to 0
- Keeping the same dimensions as the input
I am currently doing this with the following piece of code (assuming act is the input to this operator):
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Answered 2017-Aug-03 at 23:56The cause of the problem has to do with the implementation of the GPU operator and its kernel, specifically the number of threads, blocks, and thus the grid dimensions at the kernel launch.
In particular, the NVIDIA CUDA compute capabilities specify a maximum number of threads, threads per block as well as number of blocks per dimension (grid dimension). See, for example, http://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-c-programming-guide/index.html#compute-capabilities.
In your case, the threshold of 65535 is crossed for the first grid dimension. In MXNet, this threshold is also defined as kMaxGridDim
. Thus it throws the error.
To solve the problem, there may be different options: Changing the specific operator itself and the number of threads requested for the kernel launch and then possibly the kernel itself; or, a fix in the generic MXNet GPU kernel launch function could do the trick as well.
I will look into it tomorrow and update my answer when the problem is fixed.
edit: The issue has been addressed and resolved: https://github.com/dmlc/mshadow/pull/277
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