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# PMem-based OpenEmbedding
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## Basic Performance Comparing with DRAM-based OpenEmbedding
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We train a deep learning recommendation model with a size of 500 GB on Alibaba cloud. For such a long-running training task, we execute checkpoints periodically to avoid re-training from the very beginning upon a system failure. The price-performance ratio indicates how much performance the user receives for each unit of cost. Here we define the price-performance ratio as the number of training epochs completed per hour divided by how many dollars the machines cost per hour. The result shows that PMem-based OpenEmbedding can provide better price-performance ratio than its DRAM-only counterpart.
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