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How to profile your pytorch codes

Inside profiler

import torch
import torchvision.models as models

model = models.densenet121(pretrained=True)
x = torch.randn((1, 3, 224, 224), requires_grad=True)

with torch.autograd.profiler.profile(use_cuda=True) as prof:
    model(x)
print(prof) 

The result is something like this,

-----------------------------------  ---------------  ---------------  ---------------  ---------------  ---------------
Name                                        CPU time        CUDA time            Calls        CPU total       CUDA total
-----------------------------------  ---------------  ---------------  ---------------  ---------------  ---------------
conv2d                                    9976.544us       9972.736us                1       9976.544us       9972.736us
convolution                               9958.778us       9958.400us                1       9958.778us       9958.400us
_convolution                              9946.712us       9947.136us                1       9946.712us       9947.136us
contiguous                                   6.692us          6.976us                1          6.692us          6.976us
empty                                       11.927us         12.032us                1         11.927us         12.032us
mkldnn_convolution                        9880.452us       9889.792us                1       9880.452us       9889.792us
batch_norm                                1214.791us       1213.440us                1       1214.791us       1213.440us
native_batch_norm                         1190.496us       1193.056us                1       1190.496us       1193.056us
threshold_                                 158.258us        159.584us                1        158.258us        159.584us
max_pool2d_with_indices                  28837.682us      28836.834us                1      28837.682us      28836.834us
max_pool2d_with_indices_forward          28813.804us      28822.530us                1      28813.804us      28822.530us
batch_norm                                1780.373us       1778.690us                1       1780.373us       1778.690us
native_batch_norm                         1756.774us       1759.327us                1       1756.774us       1759.327us
threshold_                                  64.665us         66.368us                1         64.665us         66.368us
conv2d                                    6103.544us       6102.142us                1       6103.544us       6102.142us
convolution                               6089.946us       6089.600us                1       6089.946us       6089.600us
_convolution                              6076.506us       6076.416us                1       6076.506us       6076.416us
contiguous                                   7.306us          7.938us                1          7.306us          7.938us
empty                                        9.037us          8.194us                1          9.037us          8.194us
mkldnn_convolution                        6015.653us       6021.408us                1       6015.653us       6021.408us
batch_norm                                 700.129us        699.394us        

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Inside Bottleneck

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Python profiler

line_profiler

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does this work if the dataloader is involved too?

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