Source code for cerebras.modelzoo.trainer.callbacks.grad_accum

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"""
This file contains the GradientAccumulationCallback class which is used to accumulate gradients.
"""

from cerebras.modelzoo.trainer.callbacks import CoreCallback


[docs]class GradientAccumulationCallback(CoreCallback): """ Callback class to accumulate gradients. """ def __init__(self): """ Attributes: grad_accum_steps: The number of steps to accumulate gradients for before stepping the optimizer. should_run_optimizer_step: If True, run the optimizer step in the current step. """ self.grad_accum_steps = None self.should_run_optimizer_step = True def setup(self, trainer): # Get the number of gradient accumulation steps from the trainer's loop # callback self.grad_accum_steps = getattr(trainer.loop, "grad_accum_steps", 1) if trainer.backend.is_csx: if self.grad_accum_steps != 1: trainer.logger.info( "`grad_accum_steps` param has no effect when running on the CSX. " "Consider setting `micro_batch_size` to \"auto\" or \"disable\" to enable or " "disable micro batch tiling on CSX." ) self.grad_accum_steps = 1 else: trainer.logger.info( f"Gradient accumulation steps is {self.grad_accum_steps}" ) def on_train_batch_start(self, trainer, model, batch, batch_idx): if self.grad_accum_steps > 1: self.should_run_optimizer_step = ( batch_idx + 1 ) % self.grad_accum_steps == 0 def on_after_forward(self, trainer, model, outputs, batch): if self.grad_accum_steps > 1 and "loss" in outputs: # Purposefully avoid inplace operation on loss # as it complicates the backward pass unnecessarily outputs["loss"] = outputs["loss"] / self.grad_accum_steps