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When More Memory Fails: Hidden Feasibility Holes in Dynamic Tensor Rematerialization
Dynamic Tensor Rematerialization (DTR) trains neural networks under a memory budget by evicting tensors and recomputing them on demand. A natural expectation is that a budget large enough to complete training stays sufficient when it is increased. Using DTR's reference simulator, simrd, to replay th
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