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LittleLittleCloud opened this issue Dec 25, 2019 · 3 comments
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LittleLittleCloud commented Dec 25, 2019

Steps to reproduce:

  • open task manager
  • start image training, find the x64 process and take down the memory usage.
  • cancel and switch to another scenario, start training. the memory usage should drop down vastly, but it doesn't
  • after the new training complete, the memory usage for x64 process is still quite high

We do have to actually CANCEL the training process. It's highly important, especially to compute-intense tasks like image classification. Or it will significantly affect other running tasks. (In my case it almost freeze my laptop even after I hit cancel, and task manager shows both CPU and memory usage are quite high, it doesn't recover until I kill the service process)

@LittleLittleCloud LittleLittleCloud changed the title Image training doesn't actually stop after cancel and switch to new scenario Image training doesn't actually stop after cancel /switch to new scenario Jan 2, 2020
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JakeRadMSFT commented Jan 3, 2020

Thanks for reporting! I agree, lets push on ML.NET to support a true pipeline cancel.

@JakeRadMSFT JakeRadMSFT changed the title Image training doesn't actually stop after cancel /switch to new scenario ML.NET needs pipeline cancel (image classification in particular) Jan 3, 2020
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Can you open a bug in ML.NET repo (or find one) and reference it here?

@JakeRadMSFT JakeRadMSFT added this to the January 2020 milestone Jan 6, 2020
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