API Reference
This page provides the API reference for key classes required to do distributed training with DL4J on Spark. Make sure you have read the introduction guide for deeplearning4j Spark training.
SharedTrainingMaster
SharedTrainingMaster implements distributed training of neural networks using a compressed quantized gradient (update) sharing implementation based on the Strom 2015 paper “Scalable Distributed DNN Training Using Commodity GPU Cloud Computing”: https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/amazon.jobs-public-documents/strom_interspeech2015.pdf. The Deeplearning4j implementation makes a number of modifications, such as having the option to use a parameter-server based implementation for fault tolerance and execution where multicast networking support is not available.
fromJson
Create a SharedTrainingMaster instance by deserializing a JSON string that has been serialized with {- link #toJson()}
param jsonStr SharedTrainingMaster configuration serialized as JSON
fromYaml
Create a SharedTrainingMaster instance by deserializing a YAML string that has been serialized with {- link #toYaml()}
param yamlStr SharedTrainingMaster configuration serialized as YAML
collectTrainingStats
Create a SharedTrainingMaster with defaults other than the RDD number of examples
param rddDataSetNumExamples When fitting from an {- code RDD} how many examples are in each dataset?
repartitionData
This parameter defines when repartition is applied (if applied).
param repartition Repartition setting
deprecated Use {- link #repartitioner(Repartitioner)}
repartitionStrategy
Used in conjunction with {- link #repartitionData(Repartition)} (which defines when repartitioning should be conducted), repartitionStrategy defines how the repartitioning should be done. See {- link RepartitionStrategy} for details
param repartitionStrategy Repartitioning strategy to use
deprecated Use {- link #repartitioner(Repartitioner)}
storageLevel
Set the storage level for {- code RDD}s. Default: StorageLevel.MEMORY_ONLY_SER() - i.e., store in memory, in serialized form To use no RDD persistence, use {- code null} Note that this only has effect when {- code RDDTrainingApproach.Direct} is used (which is not the default), and when fitting from an {- code RDD}.
Note: Spark’s StorageLevel.MEMORY_ONLY() and StorageLevel.MEMORY_AND_DISK() can be problematic when it comes to off-heap data (which DL4J/ND4J uses extensively). Spark does not account for off-heap memory when deciding if/when to drop blocks to ensure enough free memory; consequently, for DataSet RDDs that are larger than the total amount of (off-heap) memory, this can lead to OOM issues. Put another way: Spark counts the on-heap size of DataSet and INDArray objects only (which is negligible) resulting in a significant underestimate of the true DataSet object sizes. More DataSets are thus kept in memory than we can really afford. Note also that fitting directly from an {- code RDD} is discouraged - it is better to export your prepared data once and call (for example} {- code SparkDl4jMultiLayer.fit(String savedDataDirectory)}. See DL4J's Spark website documentation for details.
param storageLevel Storage level to use for DataSet RDDs
rddTrainingApproach
The approach to use when training on a {- code RDD} or {- code RDD}. Default: {- link RDDTrainingApproach#Export}, which exports data to a temporary directory first. The default cluster temporary directory is used, though can be configured using {- link #exportDirectory(String)} Note also that fitting directly from an {- code RDD} is discouraged - it is better to export your prepared data once and call (for example} {- code SparkDl4jMultiLayer.fit(String savedDataDirectory)}. See DL4J's Spark website documentation for details.
param rddTrainingApproach Training approach to use when training from a {- code RDD} or {- code RDD}
exportDirectory
When {- link #rddTrainingApproach(RDDTrainingApproach)} is set to {- link RDDTrainingApproach#Export} (as it is by default) the data is exported to a temporary directory first.
Default: null. -> use {hadoop.tmp.dir}/dl4j/. In this case, data is exported to {hadoop.tmp.dir}/dl4j/SOME_UNIQUE_ID/ If you specify a directory, the directory {exportDirectory}/SOME_UNIQUE_ID/ will be used instead.
param exportDirectory Base directory to export data
rngSeed
Random number generator seed, used mainly for enforcing repeatable splitting/repartitioning on RDDs Default: no seed set (i.e., random seed)
param rngSeed RNG seed
updatesThreshold
deprecated Use {- link #thresholdAlgorithm(ThresholdAlgorithm)} with (for example) {- link AdaptiveThresholdAlgorithm}
thresholdAlgorithm
Algorithm to use to determine the threshold for updates encoding. Lower values might improve convergence, but increase amount of network communication Values that are too low may also impact network convergence. If convergence problems are observed, try increasing or decreasing this by a factor of 10 - say 1e-4 and 1e-2. For technical details, see the paper Scalable Distributed DNN Training Using Commodity GPU Cloud Computing See also {- link ThresholdAlgorithm} Default: {- link AdaptiveThresholdAlgorithm} with default parameters
param thresholdAlgorithm Threshold algorithm to use to determine encoding threshold
residualPostProcessor
Residual post processor. See {- link ResidualPostProcessor} for details.
Default: {- code new ResidualClippingPostProcessor(5.0, 5)} - i.e., a {- link ResidualClippingPostProcessor} that clips the residual to +/- 5x current threshold, every 5 iterations.
param residualPostProcessor Residual post processor to use
batchSizePerWorker
Minibatch size to use when training workers. In principle, the source data (i.e., {- code RDD} etc) can have a different number of examples in each {- code DataSet} than we want to use when training. i.e., we can split or combine DataSets if required.
param batchSize Minibatch size to use when fitting each worker
workersPerNode
This method allows to configure number of network training threads per cluster node. Default value: -1, which defines automated number of workers selection, based on hardware present in system (i.e., number of GPUs, if training on a GPU enabled system). When training on GPUs, you should use 1 worker per GPU (which is the default). For CPUs, 1 worker per node is usually preferred, though multi-CPU (i.e., multiple physical CPUs) or CPUs with large core counts may have better throughput (i.e., more examples per second) when increasing the number of workers, at the expense of more memory consumed. Note that if you increase the number of workers on a CPU system, you should set the number of OpenMP threads using the {- code OMP_NUM_THREADS} property - see {- link org.nd4j.config.ND4JEnvironmentVars#OMP_NUM_THREADS} for more details. For example, a machine with 32 physical cores could use 4 workers with {- code OMP_NUM_THREADS=8}
param numWorkers Number of workers on each node.
debugLongerIterations
This method allows you to artificially extend iteration time using Thread.sleep() for a given time.
PLEASE NOTE: Never use that option in production environment. It’s suited for debugging purposes only.
param timeMs
return
transport
Optional method: Transport implementation to be used as TransportType.CUSTOM for VoidParameterAveraging method Generally not used by users
param transport Transport to use
return
workerPrefetchNumBatches
Number of minibatches to asynchronously prefetch on each worker when training. Default: 2, which is usually suitable in most cases. Increasing this might help in some cases of ETL (data loading) bottlenecks, at the expense of greater memory consumption
param prefetchNumBatches Number of batches to prefetch
repartitioner
Repartitioner to use to repartition data before fitting. DL4J performs a MapPartitions operation for training, hence how the data is partitioned can matter a lot for performance - too few partitions (or very imbalanced partitions can result in poor cluster utilization, due to some workers being idle. A larger number of smaller partitions can help to avoid so-called “end-of-epoch” effects where training can only complete once the last/slowest worker finishes it’s partition. Default repartitioner is {- link DefaultRepartitioner}, which repartitions equally up to a maximum of 5000 partitions, and is usually suitable for most purposes. In the worst case, the “end of epoch” effect when using the partitioner should be limited to a maximum of the amount of time required to process a single partition.
param repartitioner Repartitioner to use
workerTogglePeriodicGC
Used to disable the periodic garbage collection calls on the workers. Equivalent to {- code Nd4j.getMemoryManager().togglePeriodicGc(workerTogglePeriodicGC);} Pass false to disable periodic GC on the workers or true (equivalent to the default, or not setting it) to keep it enabled.
param workerTogglePeriodicGC Worker periodic garbage collection setting
workerPeriodicGCFrequency
Used to set the periodic garbage collection frequency on the workers. Equivalent to calling {- code Nd4j.getMemoryManager().setAutoGcWindow(workerPeriodicGCFrequency);} on each worker Does not have any effect if {- link #workerTogglePeriodicGC(boolean)} is set to false
param workerPeriodicGCFrequency The periodic GC frequency to use on the workers
encodingDebugMode
Enable debug mode for threshold encoding. When enabled, various statistics for the threshold and the residual will be calculated and logged on each worker (at info log level). This information can be used to check if the encoding threshold is too big (for example, virtually all updates are much smaller than the threshold) or too big (majority of updates are much larger than the threshold). encodingDebugMode is disabled by default. IMPORTANT: enabling this has a performance overhead, and should not be enabled unless the debug information is actually required.
param enabled True to enable
SparkComputationGraph
Main class for training ComputationGraph networks using Spark. Also used for performing distributed evaluation and inference on these networks
getSparkContext
Instantiate a ComputationGraph instance with the given context, network and training master.
param sparkContext the spark context to use
param network the network to use
param trainingMaster Required for training. May be null if the SparkComputationGraph is only to be used for evaluation or inference
getNetwork
return The trained ComputationGraph
getTrainingMaster
return The TrainingMaster for this network
setNetwork
param network The network to be used for any subsequent training, inference and evaluation steps
getDefaultEvaluationWorkers
Returns the currently set default number of evaluation workers/threads. Note that when the number of workers is provided explicitly in an evaluation method, the default value is not used. In many cases, we may want this to be smaller than the number of Spark threads, to reduce memory requirements. For example, with 32 Spark threads and a large network, we don’t want to spin up 32 instances of the network to perform evaluation. Better (for memory requirements, and reduced cache thrashing) to use say 4 workers. If it is not set explicitly, {- link #DEFAULT_EVAL_WORKERS} will be used
return Default number of evaluation workers (threads).
setDefaultEvaluationWorkers
Set the default number of evaluation workers/threads. Note that when the number of workers is provided explicitly in an evaluation method, the default value is not used. In many cases, we may want this to be smaller than the number of Spark threads, to reduce memory requirements. For example, with 32 Spark threads and a large network, we don’t want to spin up 32 instances of the network to perform evaluation. Better (for memory requirements, and reduced cache thrashing) to use say 4 workers. If it is not set explicitly, {- link #DEFAULT_EVAL_WORKERS} will be used
return Default number of evaluation workers (threads).
fit
Fit the ComputationGraph with the given data set
param rdd Data to train on
return Trained network
fit
Fit the ComputationGraph with the given data set
param rdd Data to train on
return Trained network
fit
Fit the SparkComputationGraph network using a directory of serialized DataSet objects The assumption here is that the directory contains a number of {- link DataSet} objects, each serialized using {- link DataSet#save(OutputStream)}
param path Path to the directory containing the serialized DataSet objcets
return The MultiLayerNetwork after training
fit
deprecated Use {- link #fit(String)}
fitPaths
Fit the network using a list of paths for serialized DataSet objects.
param paths List of paths
return trained network
fitPathsMultiDataSet
Fit the ComputationGraph with the given data set
param rdd Data to train on
return Trained network
fitMultiDataSet
deprecated use {- link #fitMultiDataSet(String)}
getScore
Gets the last (average) minibatch score from calling fit. This is the average score across all executors for the last minibatch executed in each worker
calculateScore
Calculate the score for all examples in the provided {- code JavaRDD}, either by summing or averaging over the entire data set. To calculate a score for each example individually, use {- link #scoreExamples(JavaPairRDD, boolean)} or one of the similar methods. Uses default minibatch size in each worker, {- link SparkComputationGraph#DEFAULT_EVAL_SCORE_BATCH_SIZE}
param data Data to score
param average Whether to sum the scores, or average them
calculateScore
Calculate the score for all examples in the provided {- code JavaRDD}, either by summing or averaging over the entire data set. To calculate a score for each example individually, use {- link #scoreExamples(JavaPairRDD, boolean)} or one of the similar methods
param data Data to score
param average Whether to sum the scores, or average them
param minibatchSize The number of examples to use in each minibatch when scoring. If more examples are in a partition than this, multiple scoring operations will be done (to avoid using too much memory by doing the whole partition in one go)
calculateScoreMultiDataSet
Calculate the score for all examples in the provided {- code JavaRDD}, either by summing or averaging over the entire data set. Uses default minibatch size in each worker, {- link SparkComputationGraph#DEFAULT_EVAL_SCORE_BATCH_SIZE}
param data Data to score
param average Whether to sum the scores, or average them
calculateScoreMultiDataSet
Calculate the score for all examples in the provided {- code JavaRDD}, either by summing or averaging over the entire data set.
param data Data to score
param average Whether to sum the scores, or average them
param minibatchSize The number of examples to use in each minibatch when scoring. If more examples are in a partition than this, multiple scoring operations will be done (to avoid using too much memory by doing the whole partition in one go)
scoreExamples
DataSet version of {- link #scoreExamples(JavaRDD, boolean)}
scoreExamples
DataSet version of {- link #scoreExamples(JavaPairRDD, boolean, int)}
scoreExamplesMultiDataSet
DataSet version of {- link #scoreExamples(JavaPairRDD, boolean)}
scoreExamplesMultiDataSet
Score the examples individually, using a specified batch size. Unlike {- link #calculateScore(JavaRDD, boolean)}, this method returns a score for each example separately. If scoring is needed for specific examples use either {- link #scoreExamples(JavaPairRDD, boolean)} or {- link #scoreExamples(JavaPairRDD, boolean, int)} which can have a key for each example.
param data Data to score
param includeRegularizationTerms If true: include the l1/l2 regularization terms with the score (if any)
param batchSize Batch size to use when doing scoring
return A JavaDoubleRDD containing the scores of each example
see ComputationGraph#scoreExamples(MultiDataSet, boolean)
evaluate
Score the examples individually, using the default batch size {- link #DEFAULT_EVAL_SCORE_BATCH_SIZE}. Unlike {- link #calculateScore(JavaRDD, boolean)}, this method returns a score for each example separately Note: The provided JavaPairRDD has a key that is associated with each example and returned score. Note: The DataSet objects passed in must have exactly one example in them (otherwise: can’t have a 1:1 association between keys and data sets to score)
param data Data to score
param includeRegularizationTerms If true: include the l1/l2 regularization terms with the score (if any)
param Key type
return A {- code JavaPairRDD<K,Double>} containing the scores of each example
see MultiLayerNetwork#scoreExamples(DataSet, boolean)
evaluate
Evaluate the single-output network on a directory containing a set of MultiDataSet objects to be loaded with a {- link MultiDataSetLoader}. Uses default batch size of {- link #DEFAULT_EVAL_SCORE_BATCH_SIZE}
param path Path/URI to the directory containing the datasets to load
return Evaluation
evaluateROCMDS
{- code RDD} overload of {- link #evaluate(JavaRDD)}
SparkDl4jMultiLayer [source]
Main class for training MultiLayerNetwork networks using Spark. Also used for performing distributed evaluation and inference on these networks
getSparkContext
Instantiate a multi layer spark instance with the given context and network. This is the prediction constructor
param sparkContext the spark context to use
param network the network to use
getNetwork
return The MultiLayerNetwork underlying the SparkDl4jMultiLayer
getTrainingMaster
return The TrainingMaster for this network
setNetwork
Set the network that underlies this SparkDl4jMultiLayer instacne
param network network to set
getDefaultEvaluationWorkers
Returns the currently set default number of evaluation workers/threads. Note that when the number of workers is provided explicitly in an evaluation method, the default value is not used. In many cases, we may want this to be smaller than the number of Spark threads, to reduce memory requirements. For example, with 32 Spark threads and a large network, we don’t want to spin up 32 instances of the network to perform evaluation. Better (for memory requirements, and reduced cache thrashing) to use say 4 workers. If it is not set explicitly, {- link #DEFAULT_EVAL_WORKERS} will be used
return Default number of evaluation workers (threads).
setDefaultEvaluationWorkers
Set the default number of evaluation workers/threads. Note that when the number of workers is provided explicitly in an evaluation method, the default value is not used. In many cases, we may want this to be smaller than the number of Spark threads, to reduce memory requirements. For example, with 32 Spark threads and a large network, we don’t want to spin up 32 instances of the network to perform evaluation. Better (for memory requirements, and reduced cache thrashing) to use say 4 workers. If it is not set explicitly, {- link #DEFAULT_EVAL_WORKERS} will be used
return Default number of evaluation workers (threads).
setCollectTrainingStats
Set whether training statistics should be collected for debugging purposes. Statistics collection is disabled by default
param collectTrainingStats If true: collect training statistics. If false: don’t collect.
getSparkTrainingStats
Get the training statistics, after collection of stats has been enabled using {- link #setCollectTrainingStats(boolean)}
return Training statistics
predict
Predict the given feature matrix
param features the given feature matrix
return the predictions
predict
Predict the given vector
param point the vector to predict
return the predicted vector
fit
Fit the DataSet RDD. Equivalent to fit(trainingData.toJavaRDD())
param trainingData the training data RDD to fitDataSet
return the MultiLayerNetwork after training
fit
Fit the DataSet RDD
param trainingData the training data RDD to fitDataSet
return the MultiLayerNetwork after training
fit
Fit the SparkDl4jMultiLayer network using a directory of serialized DataSet objects The assumption here is that the directory contains a number of {- link DataSet} objects, each serialized using {- link DataSet#save(OutputStream)}
param path Path to the directory containing the serialized DataSet objcets
return The MultiLayerNetwork after training
fit
deprecated Use {- link #fit(String)}
fitPaths
Fit the network using a list of paths for serialized DataSet objects.
param paths List of paths
return trained network
fitLabeledPoint
Fit a MultiLayerNetwork using Spark MLLib LabeledPoint instances. This will convert the labeled points to the internal DL4J data format and train the model on that
param rdd the rdd to fitDataSet
return the multi layer network that was fitDataSet
fitContinuousLabeledPoint
Fits a MultiLayerNetwork using Spark MLLib LabeledPoint instances This will convert labeled points that have continuous labels used for regression to the internal DL4J data format and train the model on that
param rdd the javaRDD containing the labeled points
return a MultiLayerNetwork
getScore
Gets the last (average) minibatch score from calling fit. This is the average score across all executors for the last minibatch executed in each worker
calculateScore
Overload of {- link #calculateScore(JavaRDD, boolean)} for {- code RDD} instead of {- code JavaRDD}
calculateScore
Calculate the score for all examples in the provided {- code JavaRDD}, either by summing or averaging over the entire data set. To calculate a score for each example individually, use {- link #scoreExamples(JavaPairRDD, boolean)} or one of the similar methods. Uses default minibatch size in each worker, {- link SparkDl4jMultiLayer#DEFAULT_EVAL_SCORE_BATCH_SIZE}
param data Data to score
param average Whether to sum the scores, or average them
calculateScore
Calculate the score for all examples in the provided {- code JavaRDD}, either by summing or averaging over the entire data set. To calculate a score for each example individually, use {- link #scoreExamples(JavaPairRDD, boolean)} or one of the similar methods
param data Data to score
param average Whether to sum the scores, or average them
param minibatchSize The number of examples to use in each minibatch when scoring. If more examples are in a partition than this, multiple scoring operations will be done (to avoid using too much memory by doing the whole partition in one go)
scoreExamples
{- code RDD} overload of {- link #scoreExamples(JavaPairRDD, boolean)}
scoreExamples
Score the examples individually, using the default batch size {- link #DEFAULT_EVAL_SCORE_BATCH_SIZE}. Unlike {- link #calculateScore(JavaRDD, boolean)}, this method returns a score for each example separately. If scoring is needed for specific examples use either {- link #scoreExamples(JavaPairRDD, boolean)} or {- link #scoreExamples(JavaPairRDD, boolean, int)} which can have a key for each example.
param data Data to score
param includeRegularizationTerms If true: include the l1/l2 regularization terms with the score (if any)
return A JavaDoubleRDD containing the scores of each example
see MultiLayerNetwork#scoreExamples(DataSet, boolean)
scoreExamples
{- code RDD} overload of {- link #scoreExamples(JavaRDD, boolean, int)}
scoreExamples
Score the examples individually, using a specified batch size. Unlike {- link #calculateScore(JavaRDD, boolean)}, this method returns a score for each example separately. If scoring is needed for specific examples use either {- link #scoreExamples(JavaPairRDD, boolean)} or {- link #scoreExamples(JavaPairRDD, boolean, int)} which can have a key for each example.
param data Data to score
param includeRegularizationTerms If true: include the l1/l2 regularization terms with the score (if any)
param batchSize Batch size to use when doing scoring
return A JavaDoubleRDD containing the scores of each example
see MultiLayerNetwork#scoreExamples(DataSet, boolean)
ParameterAveragingTrainingMaster
implementation for training networks on Spark. This is standard parameter averaging with a configurable averaging period.
removeHook
param saveUpdater If true: save (and average) the updater state when doing parameter averaging
param numWorkers Number of workers (executors threads per executor) for the cluster
param rddDataSetNumExamples Number of examples in each DataSet object in the {- code RDD}
param batchSizePerWorker Number of examples to use per worker per fit
param averagingFrequency Frequency (in number of minibatches) with which to average parameters
param aggregationDepth Number of aggregation levels used in parameter aggregation
param prefetchNumBatches Number of batches to asynchronously prefetch (0: disable)
param repartition Set if/when repartitioning should be conducted for the training data
param repartitionStrategy Repartitioning strategy to use. See {- link RepartitionStrategy}
param collectTrainingStats If true: collect training statistics for debugging/optimization purposes
addHook
Add a hook for the master for pre and post training
param trainingHook the training hook to add
fromJson
Create a ParameterAveragingTrainingMaster instance by deserializing a JSON string that has been serialized with {- link #toJson()}
param jsonStr ParameterAveragingTrainingMaster configuration serialized as JSON
fromYaml
Create a ParameterAveragingTrainingMaster instance by deserializing a YAML string that has been serialized with {- link #toYaml()}
param yamlStr ParameterAveragingTrainingMaster configuration serialized as YAML
trainingHooks
Adds training hooks to the master. The training master will setup the workers with the desired hooks for training. This can allow for tings like parameter servers and async updates as well as collecting statistics.
param trainingHooks the training hooks to ad
return
trainingHooks
Adds training hooks to the master. The training master will setup the workers with the desired hooks for training. This can allow for tings like parameter servers and async updates as well as collecting statistics.
param hooks the training hooks to ad
return
batchSizePerWorker
Same as {- link #Builder(Integer, int)} but automatically set number of workers based on JavaSparkContext.defaultParallelism()
param rddDataSetNumExamples Number of examples in each DataSet object in the {- code RDD}
averagingFrequency
Frequency with which to average worker parameters. Note: Too high or too low can be bad for different reasons.
Too low (such as 1) can result in a lot of network traffic
Too high (» 20 or so) can result in accuracy issues or problems with network convergence
param averagingFrequency Frequency (in number of minibatches of size ‘batchSizePerWorker’) to average parameters
aggregationDepth
The number of levels in the aggregation tree for parameter synchronization. (default: 2) Note: For large models trained with many partitions, increasing this number will reduce the load on the driver and help prevent it from becoming a bottleneck.
param aggregationDepth RDD tree aggregation channels when averaging parameter updates.
workerPrefetchNumBatches
Set the number of minibatches to asynchronously prefetch in the worker.
Default: 0 (no prefetching)
param prefetchNumBatches Number of minibatches (DataSets of size batchSizePerWorker) to fetch
saveUpdater
Set whether the updater (i.e., historical state for momentum, adagrad, etc should be saved). NOTE: This can double (or more) the amount of network traffic in each direction, but might improve network training performance (and can be more stable for certain updaters such as adagrad).
This is enabled by default.
param saveUpdater If true: retain the updater state (default). If false, don’t retain (updaters will be reinitalized in each worker after averaging).
repartionData
Set if/when repartitioning should be conducted for the training data. Default value: always repartition (if required to guarantee correct number of partitions and correct number of examples in each partition).
param repartition Setting for repartitioning
repartitionStrategy
Used in conjunction with {- link #repartionData(Repartition)} (which defines when repartitioning should be conducted), repartitionStrategy defines how the repartitioning should be done. See {- link RepartitionStrategy} for details
param repartitionStrategy Repartitioning strategy to use
storageLevel
Set the storage level for {- code RDD}s. Default: StorageLevel.MEMORY_ONLY_SER() - i.e., store in memory, in serialized form To use no RDD persistence, use {- code null}
Note: Spark’s StorageLevel.MEMORY_ONLY() and StorageLevel.MEMORY_AND_DISK() can be problematic when it comes to off-heap data (which DL4J/ND4J uses extensively). Spark does not account for off-heap memory when deciding if/when to drop blocks to ensure enough free memory; consequently, for DataSet RDDs that are larger than the total amount of (off-heap) memory, this can lead to OOM issues. Put another way: Spark counts the on-heap size of DataSet and INDArray objects only (which is negligible) resulting in a significant underestimate of the true DataSet object sizes. More DataSets are thus kept in memory than we can really afford.
param storageLevel Storage level to use for DataSet RDDs
storageLevelStreams
Set the storage level RDDs used when fitting data from Streams: either PortableDataStreams (sc.binaryFiles via {- link SparkDl4jMultiLayer#fit(String)} and {- link SparkComputationGraph#fit(String)}) or String paths (via {- link SparkDl4jMultiLayer#fitPaths(JavaRDD)}, {- link SparkComputationGraph#fitPaths(JavaRDD)} and {- link SparkComputationGraph#fitPathsMultiDataSet(JavaRDD)}).
Default storage level is StorageLevel.MEMORY_ONLY() which should be appropriate in most cases.
param storageLevelStreams Storage level to use
rddTrainingApproach
The approach to use when training on a {- code RDD} or {- code RDD}. Default: {- link RDDTrainingApproach#Export}, which exports data to a temporary directory first
param rddTrainingApproach Training approach to use when training from a {- code RDD} or {- code RDD}
exportDirectory
When {- link #rddTrainingApproach(RDDTrainingApproach)} is set to {- link RDDTrainingApproach#Export} (as it is by default) the data is exported to a temporary directory first.
Default: null. -> use {hadoop.tmp.dir}/dl4j/. In this case, data is exported to {hadoop.tmp.dir}/dl4j/SOME_UNIQUE_ID/ If you specify a directory, the directory {exportDirectory}/SOME_UNIQUE_ID/ will be used instead.
param exportDirectory Base directory to export data
rngSeed
Random number generator seed, used mainly for enforcing repeatable splitting on RDDs Default: no seed set (i.e., random seed)
param rngSeed RNG seed
return
collectTrainingStats
Whether training stats collection should be enabled (disabled by default).
see ParameterAveragingTrainingMaster#setCollectTrainingStats(boolean)
see org.deeplearning4j.spark.stats.StatsUtils#exportStatsAsHTML(SparkTrainingStats, OutputStream)
param collectTrainingStats
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