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The speedup magnitude is usually strongly correlated with the baseline configuration — whether the comparison is against an unoptimized default configuration or one that has already undergone routine optimization, the conclusion may differ greatly; in addition, factors such as model size, sequence length, cluster size and network bandwidth all affect the actual gains.
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