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The efficiency of CollectiveReduce is greatly improved by merging
multiple parallel reductions over smaller tensors into a single
reduction over a larger tensor that is the concatentation of the
smaller tensors. Because CollectiveReduce is essentially an
element-wise array operation which operates on a 1-D reshape of
the input tensor it is eligible for a ScopedAllocation optimization.
The optimization works by looking for serially independent instances
of CollectiveReduce that lie within the same name-scope tier and
have the same control-flow (e.g. loop) embedding structure. Where
two or more such nodes are found the upstream nodes that generate
their inputs are modified to write their outputs into consecutive
regions of a single tensor buffer maintained by a ScopedAllocator.
The multiple CollectiveReduce nodes are then replaced by a single
CollectiveReduce that operates in-place on the backing buffer.
The effectiveness of the optimization depends on there being candidate
CollectiveReduce nodes with these characteristics that become eligible
for execution at close to the same time. If the name scope is too
large, and includes nodes that become execution eligible at very different
times, this graph rewrite could result in a slowdown.
Note that this optimization is experimental: it is not guaranteed to
work, especially for ops other than CollectiveReduce.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 198089642
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ScopedAllocatorOp allocates a large backing tensor whose slices may be
concatenated or splitted with ScopedAllocatorConcatOp and
ScopedAllocatorSplitOp respectively. These ops should only be added via
Grappler optimizations on the dataflow graph provided by the user.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 190097586
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A ScopedAllocator is a new memory allocator which manages slices of a large
tensor. ScopedAllocatorMgr manages all scoped allocators per device. The
ScopedAllocatorMgr comprises of multiple ScopedAllocatorContainers, one per
step id. If a step terminates abnormally, the corresponding
ScopedAllocatorContainer will clean up all allocated memory in that step.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 189051914
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A. Unique TensorFlower
Ayush Dubey