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 In the training process of most models, a large amount of computation occurs in "preprocessing," i.e., "computations unrelated to the denoising model," including VAE encoding, text encoding, etc. When the corresponding model parameters are fixed, the results of these computations are repetitive. For each data sample, the computational results are identical across multiple epochs. Therefore, we provide a "split training" feature that can automatically analyze and split the training process.
 
-For standard supervised training of ordinary text-to-image models, the splitting process is straightforward. It only requires splitting the computation of all [`Pipeline Units`](/docs/en/Developer_Guide/Building_a_Pipeline.md#units) into the first stage, storing the computational results to disk, and then reading these results from disk in the second stage for subsequent computations. However, if gradient backpropagation is required during preprocessing, the situation becomes extremely complex. To address this, we introduced a computational graph splitting algorithm to analyze how to split the computation.
+For standard supervised training of ordinary text-to-image models, the splitting process is straightforward. It only requires splitting the computation of all [`Pipeline Units`](../Developer_Guide/Building_a_Pipeline.md#units) into the first stage, storing the computational results to disk, and then reading these results from disk in the second stage for subsequent computations. However, if gradient backpropagation is required during preprocessing, the situation becomes extremely complex. To address this, we introduced a computational graph splitting algorithm to analyze how to split the computation.
 
 ## Computational Graph Splitting Algorithm
 
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 ## Using Split Training
 
-Split training already supports [Standard Supervised Training](/docs/en/Training/Supervised_Fine_Tuning.md) and [Direct Distillation Training](/docs/en/Training/Direct_Distill.md). The `--task` parameter in the training command controls this. Taking LoRA training of the Qwen-Image model as an example, the pre-split training command is:
+Split training already supports [Standard Supervised Training](../Training/Supervised_Fine_Tuning.md) and [Direct Distillation Training](../Training/Direct_Distill.md). The `--task` parameter in the training command controls this. Taking LoRA training of the Qwen-Image model as an example, the pre-split training command is:
 
 ```shell
 accelerate launch examples/qwen_image/model_training/train.py \