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Hi @Khrylx, thank you so much for this great repository!
But I found in the Readme:
PyTorch will create additional threads when performing computations which can damage the performance of multiprocessing. This problem is most serious with Linux, where multiprocessing can be even slower than a single thread
and found here you only set one process.
I'm a little bit confused, do you recommend using multiple processes to train the network?
But if it only uses one process to train the network, what's its advantage over memory buffer?
Thank you!
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The reason for setting OMP_NUM_THREADS=1 is because when we create multiple worker threads to sample trajectories, we want each worker thread to only use its own thread instead of taking resources from other threads, which can slow down the overall speed.
Also, for the code you referred to, I am actually using "self.num_threads" number of threads, which is a parameter to the agent.
Hi @Khrylx, thank you so much for this great repository!
But I found in the Readme:
and found here you only set one process.
I'm a little bit confused, do you recommend using multiple processes to train the network?
But if it only uses one process to train the network, what's its advantage over memory buffer?
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: