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In addition, they use the developer-provided instruction to create an orchestration plan and then carry out the plan by invoking company APIs and accessing knowledge bases using Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) to provide an answer to the user’s request. In Part 1, we focus on creating accurate and reliable agents.
Finally, we’ll benchmark performance of 13B, 50B, and 100B parameter auto-regressive models and wrap up with future work. For training a different model type, you can follow the API document to learn about how to apply SMP APIs. Benchmarking performance. Finally, we benchmark SMP with both of the latest features enabled.
To get started, follow Modify a PyTorch Training Script to adapt SMPs’ APIs in your training script. You can follow the comments in the script and API document to learn more about where SMP APIs are used. Benchmarking performance. We benchmarked sharded data parallelism in the SMP library on both 16 and 32 p4d.24xlarge
This text-to-video API generates high-quality, realistic videos quickly from text and images. Set up the cluster To create the SageMaker HyperPod infrastructure, follow the detailed intuitive and step-by-step guidance for cluster setup from the Amazon SageMaker HyperPod workshop studio. Then manually delete the SageMaker notebook.
In terms of resulting speedups, the approximate order is programming hardware, then programming against PBA APIs, then programming in an unmanaged language such as C++, then a managed language such as Python. The CUDA API and SDK were first released by NVIDIA in 2007. GPU PBAs, 4% other PBAs, 4% FPGA, and 0.5%
The following figure shows a performance benchmark of fine-tuning a RoBERTa model on Amazon EC2 p4d.24xlarge inference with AWS Graviton processors for details on AWS Graviton-based instance inference performance benchmarks for PyTorch 2.0. We added the following argument to the trainer API in train_sentiment.py DLAMI + DLC.
You can also either use the SageMaker Canvas UI, which provides a visual interface for building and deploying models without needing to write any code or have any ML expertise, or use its automated machine learning (AutoML) APIs for programmatic interactions.
Together, these AI-driven tools and technologies aren’t just reshaping how brands perform marketing tasks; they’re setting new benchmarks for what’s possible in customer engagement. From our experience, artifact server has some limitations, such as limits on artifact size (because of sending it using REST API).
The LCH team opted for a custom user interface (UI) instead of the built-in web experience provided by Amazon Q Business to have more control over the frontend by directly accessing the Amazon Q Business API. A ChatSync Lambda function is responsible for accessing the Amazon Q Business ChatSync API to start an Amazon Q Business conversation.
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