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| enable_padding: true | ||
| max_batch_size: 256 | ||
| enable_attention_dp: false | ||
| print_iter_log: true |
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Should we remove this since it's specific to logging?
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Yeah -- can do.
tensorrt_llm/configure/database.py
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| class RecipeRecord(BaseModel): |
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Instead of creating a separate schema for the recipe record, what if we make "partial" versions of the Constraints classes here which have all fields in those classes as optional (this can be easily done dynamically in Pydantic)
This would make it so any recipe can have an arbitrary subset of a set of Constraints upon which we filter
(this obviously can't be done until we get #9160 merged, but just wanted to see what folks think)
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I'm ambivalent to the joining on my end. This was implemented primarily because #9160 isn't in yet, but the isolation does mean we're decoupled from the constraints classing even if those are shared. I can port to those if we want to wait on the other PR.
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This would make it so any recipe can have an arbitrary subset of a set of Constraints upon which we filter
didn't quite catch that - you mean that the dataclass to hold the recipe attributes would benefit from inheriting from BaseConstraints? (I see BenchmarkConstraints inherits from too from there)
Would that let us use pydantic more effectively for mapping schemas? - if so that would make sense to me too - but curious to know what's the benefit here
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@venkywonka As a concrete example, e.g. BenchmarkConstraints has these fields:
model
gpu
num_gpus
isl
osl
concurrency
If we make the recipe attributes class something like PartialBenchmarkConstraints which is the exact same as BenchmarkConstraints but every field is Optional, then a hypothetical recipe could filter on a subset of these fields, like:
model: DSR1
concurrency: 200
# no gpu, isl, osl specified (this recipe applies to any gpu, isl, or osl)
Let me know if that makes sense
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@FrankD412 sounds good - maybe let's try to merge either one of our PRs first, and then we can decide to either update the other PR or do a 3rd integration PR
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@anish-shanbhag -- I'm fine if your MR gets in first and I think that would be beneficial to getting things in a working state.
didn't quite catch that - you mean that the dataclass to hold the recipe attributes would benefit from inheriting from BaseConstraints? (I see BenchmarkConstraints inherits from too from there)
I think the benefit of keeping them separate is kind of minimal, so I'm fine either way.
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Can we add a test to validate that all recipes in the DB are valid, e.g. what @venkywonka had in https://github.com/NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM/pull/8990/files#diff-4bbcd72bf3493bac466a30030fb7124f2f22ab9952f62936ca04b67c3759c4f8R33
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Good call -- I can add one yeah.
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| constraints: RecipeConstraints = Field(description="Recipe constraints") | ||
| env_overrides: Dict[str, Any] = Field(description="Environment overrides", default_factory=dict) |
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I believe that in #9104 env_overrides is now a field within LlmArgs, so I don't think we need this as a separate field (it would just be part of config)
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Yeah -- I saw that. Will modify this to align there. Thanks for keeping track 🙂
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| DATABASE_LIST_PATH = Path(__file__).parent / "database" / "scenario_list.yaml" |
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Have we verified that the full recipe DB is included within the built TRTLLM wheel, meaning reading this path still works when we don't have the full TRTLLM repo stored locally?
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| model: deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-R1-0528 | ||
| gpu: B200_NVL | ||
| num_gpus: 8 |
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I'm confused because based on the filename and the constraint this should have tp=8 but it isn't in the config. The configs should have tensor_parallel_size: 8.
Also since I already brought it up, maybe we should consider changing the filename format from ..._tp<num_gpus>... to ..._gpus<num_gpus>... since if the constraint says num_gpus=8 theoretically we could be using a different parallelism config other than tp=num_gpus
that's at least what I'm doing in !4
This PR adds the basics of recipes dedicated for Semi-Analysis. These recipes are the starts of a exploring ways to allow TRT-LLM to configure itself instead of users having to tune the knobs to find decent performance.
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