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[https://nvbugs/5410687][fix] Hopper w4a8 groupwise MoE interleave #6708
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes introduce architecture-specific handling for weight scale interleaving in MoE groupwise quantization, particularly for Hopper (SM 90) GPUs. This includes updating tensor shape calculations, adding a utility function for interleave factor computation, modifying weight preprocessing logic, and refining unit tests to accommodate architecture differences and interleaving requirements. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Test as Unit Test
participant Quant as Quantization Functional
participant MoE as MOE Layer
Test->>Quant: Call preprocess_weights_for_mixed_gemm(..., do_weight_interleave)
alt do_weight_interleave is True
Quant->>Quant: Permute and interleave weights
else do_weight_interleave is False
Quant->>Quant: Skip interleaving
end
Quant->>Test: Return processed weights
Test->>MoE: Initialize MOEWeightWrapper(...)
MoE->>Quant: Call get_weight_scale_interleave_factor(...)
MoE->>MoE: Set weights_scaling_factor shape based on interleave factor
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tests/unittest/trt/quantization/test_moe_weight_only_groupwise_quant_matmul.py (1)
234-245: Rename ambiguous variableIto improve readability.The variable name
Ion line 238 is ambiguous and could be confused with lowercase 'l' or the number '1'. Consider using a more descriptive name.def interleave_scales(scales: torch.Tensor, interleave_dim: int): # [num_experts, num_groups, num_cols] --> [num_experts, num_groups // interleave, num_cols * interleave] # Note: num_groups = num_rows // group_size E, G, C = scales.shape - I = tensorrt_llm.quantization.functional.get_weight_scale_interleave_factor( + interleave_factor = tensorrt_llm.quantization.functional.get_weight_scale_interleave_factor( interleave_dim, group_size) - assert G % I == 0, f"Group dimension ({G}) must be divisible by interleave factor ({I})." - scales_interleaved = scales.reshape(E, G // I, I, C) + assert G % interleave_factor == 0, f"Group dimension ({G}) must be divisible by interleave factor ({interleave_factor})." + scales_interleaved = scales.reshape(E, G // interleave_factor, interleave_factor, C) scales_interleaved = scales_interleaved.permute(0, 1, 3, 2) scales_interleaved = scales_interleaved.reshape( - E, G // I, C * I) + E, G // interleave_factor, C * interleave_factor) return scales_interleaved.contiguous()
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tensorrt_llm/layers/moe.py (2)
43-46: LGTM: Import addition for weight scale interleaving.The import of
get_weight_scale_interleave_factoris correctly added to support architecture-specific weight scale interleaving for W4A8 groupwise MoE quantization.
493-504: Architecture-specific weight scale interleaving implementation looks correct.The implementation correctly handles Hopper (SM 90) architecture-specific requirements for W4A8 groupwise MoE quantization:
- Weight parameter: Maintains the correct shape
(experts_per_node, in_features, out_features // 4)for int4 quantization- Conditional interleaving: Properly checks for
W4A8_ALPHAflag to determine if interleaving is needed- Scale factor computation: Uses
get_weight_scale_interleave_factorto compute the architecture-specific interleave factor- Shape adjustment: Correctly adjusts the
weights_scaling_factorshape to account for interleaving by dividing the second dimension by the interleave factor and multiplying the third dimension by itThis change aligns with the PR objective of fixing Hopper w4a8 groupwise MoE interleave and maintains backward compatibility by defaulting to
scale_interleave_factor = 1when W4A8_ALPHA is not enabled.tensorrt_llm/quantization/functional.py (1)
953-958: LGTM! Good backward compatibility with the default parameter.The addition of the
do_weight_interleaveparameter with a default value ofTruemaintains backward compatibility while enabling architecture-specific behavior.tests/unittest/trt/quantization/test_moe_weight_only_groupwise_quant_matmul.py (4)
17-17: LGTM! Proper extension of test coverage to multiple GPU architectures.The changes correctly extend test support from Ada-only to both Ada and Hopper architectures.
Also applies to: 24-26, 31-32, 317-317
72-73: Good defensive programming to handle interleaved tensors.Using
fc2_prequant_scale.shape[-1]ensures we get the correct dimension regardless of whether weight or scale interleaving has been applied.
209-228: LGTM! Correct architecture-specific weight preprocessing logic.The conditional logic properly handles:
- Hopper (SM 90) with W4A8: disables weight interleaving
- Ada (SM 89) with W4A8: converts scales to float16
229-233: LGTM! Appropriate handling of unsupported configuration.Correctly skips the test when
has_zerois enabled with Hopper W4A8, as this combination is not yet supported.
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209-252: Comprehensive architecture-specific preprocessing logic implemented correctly.The implementation properly handles the differences between Ada (SM 89) and Hopper (SM 90) architectures:
- Hopper w4a8 correctly disables weight interleaving (
do_weight_interleave=False)- Architecture-specific type conversions (float16 for Ada, bfloat16 for Hopper)
- Proper scale interleaving for Hopper with the nested
interleave_scalesfunction- Appropriate skipping of zero tensor support for Hopper w4a8
However, address the ambiguous variable name flagged by static analysis:
- I = tensorrt_llm.quantization.functional.get_weight_scale_interleave_factor( + interleave_factor = tensorrt_llm.quantization.functional.get_weight_scale_interleave_factor( interleave_dim, group_size) - assert G % I == 0, f"Group dimension ({G}) must be divisible by interleave factor ({I})." + assert G % interleave_factor == 0, f"Group dimension ({G}) must be divisible by interleave factor ({interleave_factor})." - scales_interleaved = scales.reshape(E, G // I, I, C) + scales_interleaved = scales.reshape(E, G // interleave_factor, interleave_factor, C) - scales_interleaved = scales_interleaved.reshape( - E, G // I, C * I) + scales_interleaved = scales_interleaved.reshape( + E, G // interleave_factor, C * interleave_factor)
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17-18: LGTM! Pytest import added for conditional test skipping.The pytest import is correctly added to support the conditional test skipping functionality for Hopper GPU architecture handling.
24-26: Good architecture support expansion.The utility imports have been appropriately updated to support both Ada and Hopper architectures, and the
get_sm_versionfunction import enables architecture-specific conditional logic.Also applies to: 31-32
72-73: Correct parameter derivation for interleaved weights/scales.Using
fc2_prequant_scale.shape[-1]to derive the parameternis the right approach since either weights or scales could be interleaved depending on the architecture, making the prequant scale a reliable source for the original dimension.
317-317: Test decorator correctly updated for expanded architecture support.The change from
skip_non_ada_unittesttoskip_neither_ada_nor_hopper_unittestproperly reflects the expanded GPU architecture support for both Ada and Hopper in the W4A8 quantization tests.
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MoE w4a8 (wINT4aFP8) groupwise quant status before this PR:
PyT path - support both Ada and Hopper
TRT path - kernels exist, but requires preprocessing on weights & scales. On Ada, it's supported; On Hopper, preprocessing is missing
After this PR:
TRT path supports w4a8 groupwise MoE quant on both Ada and Hopper. Hopper usage is demostrated with the provided unit test case. NOT added into E2E TRT run because PyT path is the recommended path for users.
Using PyT path to explain what preprocessing is needed:
On Ada: int4 weight preproc logic here (interleave), scale preproc logic here (FP16 w/o interleave)
On Hopper: int4 weight preproc (None, no interleave), scale preproc logic (BF16 w/ interleave. calc interleave factor here + dtype cast and do interleave here)
Solution: interleave weight_scale for Hopper path + disable weight interleave for Hopper path (but still need the subbyte transpose) + change in MoE layer definition to take the interleave factor into account.
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