Open PierreRust opened 3 years ago
I've been using pyJoules to measure the energy consumption of a rather long machine learning inference and I have, in one case, a negative value. In the output cvs file, I have the following :
timestamp;tag;duration;package_0 1614164969.4923563;;288.83703422546387;-253371267933.0
I'm not using the decorator but instead I create an EnergyMeter manually:
EnergyMeter
devices = DeviceFactory.create_devices([RaplPackageDomain(0)]) pj_meter = EnergyMeter(devices) pj_meter.start() # Actual work here ... pj_meter.stop() trace = pj_meter.get_trace() handler = CSVHandler(filename=f"{args.pyjoules}/pyjoules.csv") handler.process(trace) handler.save_data()
One thing I have noted, is that is seems to happen on a two-socket machine, but not on my laptop (although that could very well be a coincidence).
Any idea on what could happen here ? is there anything I can do to help debugging it ?
I've been using pyJoules to measure the energy consumption of a rather long machine learning inference and I have, in one case, a negative value. In the output cvs file, I have the following :
I'm not using the decorator but instead I create an
EnergyMeter
manually:One thing I have noted, is that is seems to happen on a two-socket machine, but not on my laptop (although that could very well be a coincidence).
Any idea on what could happen here ? is there anything I can do to help debugging it ?