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Modern scheduling systems can partition compute along two dimensions, time and space: in the spatial dimension, GPU memory partitioning (such as MIG, MPS) or multi-process sharing allows smaller-scale experiments to share the same card; in the temporal dimension, the scheduler exploits the peaks and troughs of the sampling and update phases in RL training to interleave tasks from different experiments, reducing GPU idle time.
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Deel Data Science Team Runs RL Experiments in Hours, Boosts GPU Efficiency 5x
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