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How long will yolov5s take for an epoch on COCO2017 dataset ? #9373

Closed Guo-Stone closed 2 years ago

Guo-Stone commented 2 years ago

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How long will yolov5s take for an epoch on coco 2017 dataset ?

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I use 4 GPU (3090 24GB) and DDP mode to train my yolov5s on COCO2017 dataset. But it takes about 24 hours for an epoch. On yolov5 Readme.md file, it is said that 'Training times for YOLOv5n/s/m/l/x are 1/2/4/6/8 days on a V100 GPU'. My training time is too long. Is there something wrong with me ?

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Guo-Stone commented 2 years ago

Maybe I have changed the source code too much. When I use the unchanged source code, it takes about 20 min / epoch on 4 NVIDIA 3090

glenn-jocher commented 2 years ago

@Guo-Stone yes seems correct for master code.