Visualising Tensor Parallelism: Row vs Column Matrix Multiplication
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In distributed training, large weight matrices are split across multiple GPUs to save memory and speed up computation. - Column Parallelisation: Splits the matrix column-wise, computing partial outputs locally before gathering them. - Row Parallelisation: Splits the matrix row-wise, dividing the inner dimension and reducing the final output across GPUs. Watch how the math aligns to make training massive Large Language Models (LLMs) possible! Drop a like if you want more deep learning visuals, and subscribe for deep dives 👇 Tags: #DeepLearning #MachineLearning #AI #TensorParallelism #GPUComputing #DistributedTraining #DataScience #TechShorts #LLM #Coding
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In distributed training, large weight matrices are split across multiple GPUs to save memory and speed up computation.
- Column Parallelisation: Splits the matrix column-wise, computing partial outputs locally before gathering them.
- Row Parallelisation: Splits the matrix row-wise, dividing the inner dimension and reducing the final output across GPUs.
Watch how the math aligns to make training massive Large Language Models (LLMs) possible! Drop a like if you want more deep learning visuals, and subscribe for deep dives 👇
Tags:
#DeepLearning #MachineLearning #AI #TensorParallelism #GPUComputing #DistributedTraining #DataScience #TechShorts #LLM #Coding
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