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Hi, I found you use reverb to store data. For distributed training, is reverb fast? For example, how much does time cost to get a batch from the remote replay buffer by using reverb?
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Hi @GoingMyWay We have been using Reverb as a replay buffer from the inception of MAVA so I cannot comment on alternatives. We also do not have a remote server i.e. we use localhost in MAVA.
In general, the performance can be improved: we did investigate/ benchmark how fast Reverb was for our use case (google-deepmind/reverb#94), but this was more so for adding data to the server, not sampling (which has never been flagged/ slowed down our executors in the past). The tradeoff is that it is a robust repo that serves its purpose nicely.
Hi, I found you use reverb to store data. For distributed training, is reverb fast? For example, how much does time cost to get a batch from the remote replay buffer by using reverb?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: