Hussein Mehanna, Engineering Director, ML Core - Facebook at MLconf ATL 2016
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Applying Deep Learning at Facebook Scale: Facebook leverages Deep Learning for various applications including event prediction, machine translation, natural language understanding and computer vision at a very large scale. There are more than a billion users logging on to Facebook every daily generating thousands of posts per second and uploading more than a billion images and videos every day. This talk will explain how Facebook scaled Deep Learning inference for realtime applications with latency budgets in the milliseconds.
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Hussein Mehanna, Engineering Director, ML Core - Facebook at MLconf ATL 2016
- 1. Applying Deep Learning at Facebook Scale Director of Engineering Applied Machine Learning Hussein Mehanna
- 3. Event prediction Machine translation Large scale computer vision Natural language processing Applications of deep learning
- 4. Event prediction Applications of deep learning Machine t Large scale computer vision Natural language processing
- 5. Why should I like this story?
- 7. 1B+ new stories every day + Billions of stories from this day years ago
- 8. Billion people Thousand of stories In milliseconds
- 9. Deep learning for ranking Title Deep learning I like soccer I am from Australia I am 26 I traveled to Argentina Massive sparse logistic regression Deep neural networks +
- 10. Deep learning for ranking Massive sparse logistic regression Deep neural networks + Title Deep learning I like soccer I am from Australia I am 26 I traveled to Argentina
- 11. Applications of deep learning Event prediction Machine t Large scale computer vision Natural language processing
- 12. Applications of deep learning Event prediction Machine translation Large scale computer vision Natural language processing
- 14. Recurrent neural networks with attention decoder Machine translation with neural networks Encoder input Encoded states Encoder DecoderDecoder input Decoder have some todayGonna fun Vamos a divertirnos hoy Attention model
- 15. Applications of deep learning Event prediction Machine translation Large scale computer vision Natural language processing
- 16. Applications of deep learning Natural language processing Large scale computer vision Event prediction Machine t
- 18. Applications of deep learning Natural language processing Large scale computer vision Event prediction Machine t
- 19. Applications of deep learning Large scale computer vision Event prediction Machine t Natural language processing
- 20. VIDEO VIDEO VIDEO VIDEO VIDEO VIDEO VIDEOHundreds of Convolutional neural networks run on photos uploaded to Facebook
- 21. Classification Detection Segmentation person, plate, drink
- 24. Improving Inference for deep learning Compress models Memory usage in deep networks Compute faster
- 25. Improving Inference for deep learning Memory usage in deep networksCompute faster Compress models
- 26. Convolution implementation strategies 90%+ of runtime for modern vision models
- 27. Faster convolution algorithms for deep learning Compute faster 201520142013 im2col + sgemm FFT Tiled FFT Winograd
- 28. CuDNN for CPUs NNPACK Easy integration CuDNN-style C interface, easy to integrate Supports the computationally- intensive layers: • Convolutions (tiled FFT, Winograd) • Pooling • Fully connected layers (GEMM/GEMV) Via an x86-64 meta-assembler (PeachPy) Computationally-intensive Implementation (2x-6x) vs baseline CPU Excellent performance
- 29. Open source, integrated into frameworks NNPACK Caffe/Caffe2: github.com/ajtulloch/caffe/tree/nnpack-pr Torch: github.com/szagoruyko/nnpack.torch github.com/Maratyszcza/NNPACK Integrated into several deep learning frameworks:
- 30. Improving Inference for deep learning Memory usage in deep networksCompute faster Compress models
- 31. Compress models Memory usage in deep networks Compute faster Improving Inference for deep learning
- 32. The Memory Andy-Bill Theorem Trend • ResNets in vision • deep LSTMs in language modeling GPU memory relatively stable (12GB on Titan X/ M4, 16GB on P100) CPU memory has many constraints, especially in applied settings Scale Constraints
- 33. Spend in activations The bulk of memory is in the activations – must reuse Memory savings for modern ConvNets View 'activations' as virtual registers and run a register allocator (graph coloring on interference graph) 50%-90% Ideas from compilers Run inference in an O(N)-ResNet in O(1) memory! Run inference
- 34. AlexNet
- 35. AlexNet
- 37. Some implementations MXNet: github.com/dmlc/mxnet-memonger Caffe/Caffe2: github.com/facebook/fb-caffe-exts/ Torch: github.com/fmassa/optimize-net Can go further and explicitly trade-off compute and memory: ResNet-1000 from 48GB to 7GB for 30% slower timings
- 38. Improving Inference for deep learning Compress models Memory usage in deep networks Compute faster
- 39. Improving Inference for deep learning Memory usage in deep networks Compress models Compute faster
- 40. Train Connectivity Train Weights Prune Connections Generate Code Book Retrain Code Book Quantize the Weights with the Cluster the Weights Encode Weights Encode Index original artwork original size same accuracy 10x reduction same accuracy 27x-31x reduction same accuracy 35x-50x reduction Pruning Less number of weights Huffman Encoding Quantization less bits per weight Deep compression pipeline (Han et al)
- 41. All together: Pruning + Quantization + Huffman coding 11.32% 10.91% 31.50% 31.17% 49X 552MB 11.3 MB
- 42. Event Machine Large scale computer Natural language Compress Memory usage in deep networks Compute faster