Map a function over shards of data using a mesh of devices.
See the docs at https://docs.jax.dev/en/latest/notebooks/shard_map.html.
f – callable to be mapped. Each application of f, or “instance” of f, takes as input a shard of the mapped-over arguments and produces a shard of the output.
mesh (Mesh | AbstractMesh | None) – (optional, default None) a jax.sharding.Mesh representing the array of devices over which to shard the data and on which to execute instances of f. The names of the Mesh can be used in collective communication operations in f. If mesh is None, it will be inferred from the context which can be set via jax.set_mesh context manager.
in_specs (Specs | None | InferFromArgs) – (optional, default Infer) a pytree with jax.sharding.PartitionSpec instances as leaves, with a tree structure that is a tree prefix of the args tuple to be mapped over. Similar to jax.sharding.NamedSharding, each PartitionSpec represents how the corresponding argument (or subtree of arguments) should be sharded along the named axes of mesh. In each PartitionSpec, mentioning a mesh axis name at a position expresses sharding the corresponding argument array axis along that positional axis; not mentioning an axis name expresses replication. If Infer, all mesh axes must be of type Explicit, in which case the in_specs are inferred from the argument types. If None, inputs will be treated as static.
out_specs (Specs) – a pytree with PartitionSpec instances as leaves, with a tree structure that is a tree prefix of the output of f. Each PartitionSpec represents how the corresponding output shards should be concatenated. In each PartitionSpec, mentioning a mesh axis name at a position expresses concatenation of that mesh axis’s shards along the corresponding positional axis; not mentioning a mesh axis name expresses a promise that the output values are equal along that mesh axis, and that rather than concatenating only a single value should be produced.
axis_names (Set[AxisName]) – (optional, default set()) set of axis names from mesh over which the function f is manual. If empty, f, is manual over all mesh axes.
check_vma (bool) – (optional) boolean (default True) representing whether to enable additional validity checks and automatic differentiation optimizations. The validity checks concern whether any mesh axis names not mentioned in out_specs are consistent with how the outputs of f are replicated.
A callable representing a mapped version of f, which accepts positional arguments corresponding to those of f and produces output corresponding to that of f.
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