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Summary of Changes
Hello @hiyuchang, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
I've separated the batch_size into explore_batch_size and train_batch_size. This clarifies the different roles of batch sizes in the system, with explore_batch_size governing data collection and train_batch_size controlling the actual training process. This change also includes several bug fixes in the configuration management and updates across the codebase to ensure consistency and correctness.
Highlights
- Introduction of
train_batch_size: A new configuration parametertrain_batch_sizehas been added toBufferConfigto explicitly define the batch size used for model training. The existingbatch_sizenow specifically refers to the batch size for data exploration. - Unified Batch Size Logic: The internal
read_batch_sizehas been deprecated and replaced withtrain_batch_sizeacross various components, including buffer readers, sample strategies, and policy loss functions, streamlining how batch sizes are handled internally. - Improved Configuration Management: The configuration manager UI and backend logic have been updated to correctly present and process both
explore_batch_sizeandtrain_batch_size, enhancing user clarity and preventing common configuration errors. - Simplified PPO Mini-Batch Calculation: The calculation of
ppo_mini_batch_sizeno longer requires manual multiplication byrepeat_times, as it now directly leverages thetrain_batch_size, leading to more intuitive and less error-prone batch sizing for PPO algorithms. - Comprehensive Documentation and Example Updates: All relevant documentation, tutorial examples, and configuration files have been updated to reflect the new
train_batch_sizeparameter and the refined batch size semantics, ensuring users have accurate and up-to-date guidance.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces train_batch_size as a new configuration parameter to distinguish it from batch_size, which is now used for the number of tasks. The changes are consistently applied across the codebase, including documentation, examples, tests, and core logic. This is a good refactoring that improves clarity.
I've found a few issues:
- An error message in
trinity/common/verl_config.pywas not updated to use the new parameter name. - The
default_eval_workflow_typeconfiguration seems to have been unintentionally removed from the config manager UI (trinity/manager/config_manager.py), which prevents users from setting it.
Overall, the changes are well-implemented. Addressing the identified issues will further improve the quality of the code.
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Description
As the title says.
Also fix some bugs in config manager.
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