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PERSIA (Parallel rEcommendation tRaining System with hybrId Acceleration) is developed by AI platform@Kuaishou Technology, collaborating with ETH. It is a PyTorch-based (the first public one to our best knowledge) system for training large scale deep learning recommendation models on commodity hardwares. It is capable of training recommendation models with up to 100 trillion parameters. To the best of our knowledge, this is the largest model size in recommendation systems so far. Empirical study on public datasets indicate PERSIA's significant advantage over several other existing training systems in recommendation [1]. Its efficiency and robustness have also been validated by multiple applications with 100 million level DAU at Kuaishou.

Disclaimer: The program is usable and has served several important businesses. However, the official English documentation and tutorials are still under heavy construction and they are a bit raw now. We encourage adventurers to try out PERSIA and contribute!

News

  • AI Engines in the "Short-video" Era: Eating 100 Trillion Parameters, Invited talk, Facebook, 2021.
  • 单机训练速度提升 640 倍!独家解读快手商业广告模型 GPU 训练平台 PERSIA (In Chinese. Title: 640x Faster GPU Based Learning System for Ad Recommendation)
  • 创新、平衡与大格局:快手商业化的慢与快 (In Chinese. Title: Innovation, Balance, and Big Picture: The Speed of Kwai Commercialization)

Discussion

Feel free to join our Telegram Group for discussion!

References

  1. Xiangru Lian, Binhang Yuan, Xuefeng Zhu, Yulong Wang, Yongjun He, Honghuan Wu, Lei Sun, Haodong Lyu, Chengjun Liu, Xing Dong, Yiqiao Liao, Mingnan Luo, Congfei Zhang, Jingru Xie, Haonan Li, Lei Chen, Renjie Huang, Jianying Lin, Chengchun Shu, Xuezhong Qiu, Zhishan Liu, Dongying Kong, Lei Yuan, Hai Yu, Sen Yang, Ce Zhang, & Ji Liu. (2021). Persia: A Hybrid System Scaling Deep Learning Based Recommenders up to 100 Trillion Parameters.

  2. Ji Liu & Ce Zhang. (2021). Distributed Learning Systems with First-order Methods.

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This source code is licensed under the MIT license found in the LICENSE file in the root directory of this source tree.

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