Make tune_chunk_size a top-level config field#210
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Setting this in any location sets it for all locations because it's a field reference, so I think it makes sense to have this settable at the top-level along with chunk size. Otherwise you have to pick one arbitrary module to set it in, and I think having done that it's surprising that it gets set everywhere. This matches the behavior of similar fields `per_sample_token_cutoff`, `per_sample_atom_cutoff`, and `low_mem_validation`. An alternative would be to unlink the module-level settings so they could be set independently (and optionally having a top-level setting that controls the default).
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Summary
Currently
tune_chunk_sizeis a field reference used in various subconfigs. Setting it in any of htem changes the value in all of them. I think given that, it makes sense to have one obviously canonical top-level place to set it. Otherwise you have to pick one arbitrary module to set it in, and I think having done that it's surprising that it gets set everywhere. This matches the behavior of similar fieldsper_sample_token_cutoff,per_sample_atom_cutoff, andlow_mem_validation.An alternative would be to unlink the module-level settings so they could be set independently (and optionally having a top-level setting that controls the default).
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tune_chunk_sizetosettings.memory.eval.Related Issues
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Ran examples manually using the setting here or in any one of the modules and confirmed chunk tuning is turned off everywhere.