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The article makes a lot of good points. But there are some cases where f16 is very useful. In the context of deep learning it's frequently useful to move from
by silverpath 5y ago
The article makes a lot of good points.
But there are some cases where f16 is very useful. In the context of deep learning it's frequently useful to move from f32 -> f16. This can allow you to double the size of your models in memory (system or GPU/TPU).
Since network size is often determinant of performance, doubling the number of parameters/activations in your model can make a big difference.