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Usually, checkpointing at the last micro-batch may not be useful because the saved memory will be reconstructed immediately. That’s why we choose 'except_last' as the default option.
It seems like using the mode "always" might not have any benefit, are there some cases where it makes sense to use "always" instead of "exception_last"?
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I agree that "always" might have no benefit for most cases. However, for a special case chunks=1, it is useful to compare performance with and without checkpointing, because every chunk is the last chunk if there is only one chunk.
The user guide mentions the following:
It seems like using the mode "always" might not have any benefit, are there some cases where it makes sense to use "always" instead of "exception_last"?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: