Full-batch graph neural network (GNN) training is essential for interdisciplinary applications. Large-scale graph data is usually divided into subgraphs and distributed across multiple compute units to train GNN. The state-of-the-art load balancing method based on direct graph partition is too rough to effectively achieve true load balancing on GPU clusters. We propose ParGNN, which employs a profiler-guided load balance workflow in conjunction with graph repartition to alleviate load imbalance and minimize communication traffic. Experiments have verified that ParGNN has the capability to scale to larger clusters.
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