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Allow batch ratio to be tuned #1648

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@ndb-rkang ndb-rkang commented Jan 31, 2025

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Motivation

Current logic automatically determines batch ratio based on available VRAM. For certain complex, scanned PDFs, higher batch ratio leads to NPU OOM. Unclear if this is an issue with CUDA-based acceleration

Modification

Added an env var "MINERU_OVERRIDE_BATCH_RATIO" to tune batch ratio manually. Alternatively we can also change this to a ratio to be multiplied by vram-based batch ratio.

BC-breaking (Optional)

No - no backwards compatibility issue (unless MINERU_OVERRIDE_BATCH_RATIO is already used for some other application)

Use cases (Optional)

Processing scanned pdfs with high resource consumption

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