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Balanced packed-document training using profiled compute/communication costs, variable-length micro-batches and delayed outlier documents, alongside per-document context sharding to address pipeline and context imbalance.
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Document attention work is not determined by token count alone. Packing is heuristic under memory and delay constraints; delaying long documents changes sample timing and may affect data randomness. Reported balance and speedups are measured for selected configurations, not an exact globally optimal schedule for every model.
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Zheng Wang; Anna Cai; Xinfeng Xie; Zaifeng Pan; Yue Guan; Weiwei Chu; Jie Wang; Shikai Li; Jianyu Huang; Chris Cai; Yuchen Hao; Yufei Ding
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WLB-LLM: workload-aware packing and document sharding for 4D training
Balanced packed-document training using profiled compute/communication costs, variable-length micro-batches and delayed outlier documents, alongside per-document context sharding to address pipeline and context imbalance.
Scientific scope
Document attention work is not determined by token count alone. Packing is heuristic under memory and delay constraints; delaying long documents changes sample timing and may affect data randomness. Reported balance and speedups are measured for selected configurations, not an exact globally optimal schedule for every model.
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People and systems
Zheng Wang; Anna Cai; Xinfeng Xie; Zaifeng Pan; Yue Guan; Weiwei Chu; Jie Wang; Shikai Li; Jianyu Huang; Chris Cai; Yuchen Hao; Yufei Ding
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.