[D] Has anyone here gotten any advantage in inference/training time, or memory footprint by using sparse models instead of Dense? Theoretically, sparsity sounds efficient, but I haven't personally able to get a slight boost even with 90x sparse Resnets.

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  • AOgmaNeo

    Arduino and Desktop compatible fast online/incremental machine learning system.

  • Not really deep learning, but our biologically-inspired online learning system called AOgmaNeo makes heavy use of sparsity. It can run at over 200fps with 800,000 synapses on a Teensy 4.1 (Arduino-compatible microcontroller). It can also recall 256x256 video 1 minute long on a desktop CPU (trains at ~60 fps).

  • blocksparse

    Efficient GPU kernels for block-sparse matrix multiplication and convolution

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