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PyTorch Lightning simplifies the training of complex deep learning models on any hardware, from single GPUs to multi-node clusters with TPUs, significantly reducing boilerplate code and engineering effort.
PyTorch Lightning is a lightweight PyTorch wrapper that organizes your PyTorch code to decouple the research from the engineering, making deep learning models easy to scale and reproduce.
Training PyTorch models, especially distributed training across multiple devices or nodes, requires significant boilerplate code, complex setup, and careful handling of details like gradient synchronization, device placement, and mixed precision. PyTorch Lightning abstracts away these complexities, allowing researchers and engineers to focus on the model itself.
Train models on multiple GPUs, TPUs, and CPUs with minimal code changes, handling distributed training complexity automatically.
Built on top of PyTorch, allowing full access to PyTorch's tensor operations and dynamic graph, while structuring the code for scalability.
Provides Hooks and Callbacks for implementing complex training logic, logging, checkpointing, and early stopping without cluttering the main training loop.
Supports mixed precision training out-of-the-box to reduce memory usage and speed up training on compatible hardware.
PyTorch Lightning is used across various domains for training complex deep learning models efficiently and scalably:
Train large language models or complex computer vision models on clusters of GPUs or TPUs without rewriting the core model code.
Enables training models that wouldn't fit or train efficiently on a single device, unlocking new research and application possibilities.
Develop a model quickly on a single GPU, then scale training effortlessly to multi-GPU or multi-node setups for larger datasets or hyperparameter sweeps.
Significantly speeds up the iterative process of model development and scaling experiments.
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