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Tracking and predicting the carbon footprint of training deep learning models.

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carbontracker

pypi Python 3.6 build License: MIT

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carbontracker is a tool for tracking and predicting the carbon footprint of training deep learning models.

Installation

PyPi

pip install carbontracker

Basic usage

Required arguments

  • epochs: Total epochs of your training loop.

Optional arguments

  • epochs_before_pred (default=1): Epochs to monitor before outputting predicted consumption. Set to -1 for all epochs. Set to 0 for no prediction.
  • monitor_epochs (default=1): Total number of epochs to monitor. Outputs actual consumption when reached. Set to -1 for all epochs. Cannot be less than epochs_before_pred or equal to 0.
  • update_interval (default=10): Interval in seconds between power usage measurements are taken.
  • interpretable (default=True): If set to True then the CO2eq are also converted to interpretable numbers such as the equivalent distance travelled in a car, etc. Otherwise, no conversions are done.
  • stop_and_confirm (default=False): If set to True then the main thread (with your training loop) is paused after epochs_before_pred epochs to output the prediction and the user will need to confirm to continue training. Otherwise, prediction is output and training is continued instantly.
  • ignore_errors (default=False): If set to True then all errors will cause energy monitoring to be stopped and training will continue. Otherwise, training will be interrupted as with regular errors.
  • components (default="all"): Comma-separated string of which components to monitor. Options are: "all", "gpu", "cpu", or "gpu,cpu".
  • log_dir (default=None): Path to the desired directory to write log files. If None, then no logging will be done.
  • verbose (default=0): Sets the level of verbosity.

Example usage

from carbontracker.tracker import CarbonTracker

tracker = CarbonTracker(epochs=max_epochs)

# Training loop.
for epoch in range(max_epochs):
    tracker.epoch_start()

    # Your model training.

    tracker.epoch_end()

Example output

Default settings
CarbonTracker: 
Actual consumption for 1 epoch(s):
        Time:   0:00:10.342436
        Energy: 0.000038 kWh
        CO2eq:  0.003130 g
        This is equivalent to:
        0.000026 km travelled by car
CarbonTracker: 
Predicted consumption for 1000 epoch(s):
        Time:   2:52:22.436314
        Energy: 0.038168 kWh
        CO2eq:  4.096665 g
        This is equivalent to:
        0.034025 km travelled by car
CarbonTracker: Finished monitoring.
verbose=2
CarbonTracker: The following components were found: CPU with device(s) cpu:0.
CarbonTracker: Current carbon intensity is 82.00 gCO2/kWh at detected location: Copenhagen, Capital Region, DK.
CarbonTracker: 
Actual consumption for 1 epoch(s):
        Time:   0:00:10.746723
        Energy: 0.000041 kWh
        CO2eq:  0.003357 g
        This is equivalent to:
        0.000028 km travelled by car
CarbonTracker: Carbon intensity for the next 2:59:06.722937 is predicted to be 107.49 gCO2/kWh at detected location: Copenhagen, Capital Region, DK.
CarbonTracker: 
Predicted consumption for 1000 epoch(s):
        Time:   2:59:06.722937
        Energy: 0.040940 kWh
        CO2eq:  4.400445 g
        This is equivalent to:
        0.036549 km travelled by car
CarbonTracker: Finished monitoring.

Compatability

CarbonTracker is compatible with:

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