[CuTeDSL] Add grouped SiTU-GLU activation - #645
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds block-scaled SiTU-GLU and dSiTU-GLU support. It adds configurable beta parameters, validation, backend restrictions, cache propagation, kernel implementations, Hadamard output updates, documentation, reference calculations, and dense and discrete wrapper tests. ChangesSiTU-GLU grouped GEMM support
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds fused SiTU/dSiTU-GLU paths, but the current head can use a beta1 specialization different from the value used in gradient math and can reject valid non-default compiled configurations when execute arguments are omitted; empty inputs also bypass beta validation. Documentation and one dense backward test leave smaller contract and validation gaps. These are bounded but concrete merge-readiness issues, so the PR should not merge until the parameter-path fixes are addressed or explicitly accepted. Possibly related PRs
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In `@docs/fe-oss-apis/gemm_fusions/grouped_gemm_dglu.md`:
- Around line 149-150: Update the backward equations in the grouped GEMM DGLU
documentation to use the contract’s defined GEMM result name, ref, instead of
the undefined R; alternatively, define R before those equations, but keep the
notation consistent with the existing ref definition.
In `@docs/fe-oss-apis/gemm_fusions/grouped_gemm_glu.md`:
- Around line 103-110: Update the SiTU-GLU formula to use configurable β1 and β2
symbols instead of hard-coded 4 and 25 values, and document 4.0 and 25.0 as
their respective defaults near the equation. Keep the existing API terminology
and formula behavior unchanged.
In `@python/cudnn/gemm/cutedsl/grouped/glu/api.py`:
- Around line 504-505: Update the `situ_beta1` parameter documentation to state
that it is included in the cache key and affects constructor specialization;
remove the incorrect claim that it is intentionally excluded. Keep the existing
default and positivity requirements unchanged.
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dsitugluignoresself.vectorized_f32.
dswigluanddgeglugate the packedf32x2path onself.vectorized_f32.dsitugluenters the packed path whenever beta1 is 4, so thevector_f32configuration knob has no effect for this activation. Users who disablevector_f32still get packed arithmetic.Gate the packed path on
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BF16x2 tanh evaluation (not included in this PR) I evaluated replacing the two FP32 Precision:
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866-894: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winEnable reference validation for the dense dSiTU-GLU test.
skip_refmakes this test verify only wrapper execution. It does not verify the gate derivative, up derivative, or probability gradient. Compare the dense output with the PyTorch reference and use dtype-appropriate tolerances.As per coding guidelines, “Compare test results against a reference implementation using existing reference-module patterns and dtype-appropriate tolerances.”
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dprobreduction.Line 150 currently states
dprobaccumulatesref * T_g * T_u, butdprobhas shape(valid_m, 1, 1). State that the product is reduced across all output columns or 32-column chunks, consistent with the dSwiGLU description at Line 188.Proposed wording
- and returns `ref * prob * T_u * dT_g/dG` and - `ref * prob * T_g * dT_u/dU`. `dprob` accumulates `ref * T_g * T_u`. + and returns `ref * prob * T_u * dT_g/dG` and + `ref * prob * T_g * dT_u/dU`. `dprob` accumulates the reduction of + `ref * T_g * T_u` across the output columns.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 866-894: The dense dSiTU-GLU smoke test should validate outputs
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Update in The scaling-tensor contract exercised by the regular block-scaled GLU/dGLU path is now BF16 or FP32 for The Hadamard path now computes SiTU-GLU, returns the untransformed BF16 activation, and produces both pre-RHT and post-RHT per-expert amax values for downstream NVFP4 quantization. Validation on NVIDIA B200:
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576-601: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse the compiled beta values as
execute()defaults.When the class is constructed with
situ_beta1=2.0, anexecute()call that omits both beta arguments supplies4.0and25.0. Line 599 then rejects the valid compiled object. UseNonedefaults and substituteself.situ_beta1andself.situ_beta2before validation.Proposed fix
- situ_beta1: float = 4.0, - situ_beta2: float = 25.0, + situ_beta1: Optional[float] = None, + situ_beta2: Optional[float] = None, current_stream: Optional[cuda.CUstream] = None, ) -> None: + if situ_beta1 is None: + situ_beta1 = self.situ_beta1 + if situ_beta2 is None: + situ_beta2 = self.situ_beta2🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@python/cudnn/gemm/cutedsl/grouped/glu_hadamard/api.py`:
- Around line 683-684: Move the positive-finite validation for situ_beta1 and
situ_beta2 ahead of the a_tensor.shape[0] == 0 early return in the wrapper, so
invalid zero or NaN values are rejected even for empty inputs; keep the existing
API-object construction and fast-path behavior unchanged for valid values.
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`@python/cudnn/gemm/cutedsl/grouped/glu_hadamard/moe_blockscaled_grouped_gemm_glu_hadamard.py`:
- Around line 566-570: Update the SiTU-GLU formula documentation near the
`situ_beta1` and `situ_beta2` description to include the `prob` factor, matching
the `mProb` multiplication performed by `situglu_act()`. Preserve the existing
beta, tanh, sigmoid, gate, and up terms and show `prob` multiplying the complete
output.
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- Around line 576-601: Update execute() to use None defaults for situ_beta1 and
situ_beta2, then substitute self.situ_beta1 and self.situ_beta2 before the
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Validate SiTU beta values before the empty-input return.
When a_tensor.shape[0] == 0, the wrapper returns at Lines 742-743 before it constructs the API object. Invalid SiTU values such as situ_beta1=0.0 or situ_beta2=nan therefore bypass the documented positive-finite validation. Validate these parameters before the zero-size fast path.
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In `@python/cudnn/gemm/cutedsl/grouped/glu_hadamard/api.py` around lines 683 -
684, Move the positive-finite validation for situ_beta1 and situ_beta2 ahead of
the a_tensor.shape[0] == 0 early return in the wrapper, so invalid zero or NaN
values are rejected even for empty inputs; keep the existing API-object
construction and fast-path behavior unchanged for valid values.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add the prob factor to the SiTU-GLU formula.
The formula omits prob. situglu_act() multiplies the output by mProb at Line 1124. Document out = prob * beta1 * tanh(...) * sigmoid(gate) * beta2 * tanh(...).
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In
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around lines 566 - 570, Update the SiTU-GLU formula documentation near the
`situ_beta1` and `situ_beta2` description to include the `prob` factor, matching
the `mProb` multiplication performed by `situglu_act()`. Preserve the existing
beta, tanh, sigmoid, gate, and up terms and show `prob` multiplying the complete
output.
The SiTU-GLU activation (NVIDIA#645) added both to the wrappers after these keys were written. Both feed the op cache key via activation_cache_signature, so without them a memo hit serves an op compiled for different betas -- wrong numerics, no error. Caught by test_memo_key_covers_every_wrapper_parameter on the rebase.
* cutedsl gemm: cache the two lookups every operand pays for _convert_to_cutlass_data_type and the torch.Tensor class probe are both called tens of times per launch and both answer from a fixed table, so memoize them. Process-wide, so every CuTeDSL op benefits, and neither changes what is checked. * grouped gemm: memoize the per-launch descriptor and stream lookups execute() rebuilds a canonical TensorDesc for every operand on every launch and re-resolves the launch stream, both of which are decided entirely by values that are in the new cache keys. A miss still runs the full check, so no operand is trusted on account of its identity -- an operand differing in shape, stride, dtype or device takes a different key. Data-pointer alignment is checked by the caller on every launch and is not cached. * grouped gemm: skip the wrapper derivation on a metadata-keyed memo hit Everything between the wrapper entry and op.execute() -- resolving dtypes, deriving (m, n, experts), rebuilding the op cache key -- is a pure function of the operands' metadata plus the scalar config, so memoize on exactly that. The key is metadata, deliberately not object identity: CPython recycles a tensor's address as soon as it is freed, so an id-keyed memo answers for tensors it never saw. A hit still calls op.execute(), which validates every operand including the data pointers the key omits. Covers the unfused, GLU and dGLU wrappers. * grouped gemm: cover situ_beta1/situ_beta2 in the GLU and dGLU memo keys The SiTU-GLU activation (#645) added both to the wrappers after these keys were written. Both feed the op cache key via activation_cache_signature, so without them a memo hit serves an op compiled for different betas -- wrong numerics, no error. Caught by test_memo_key_covers_every_wrapper_parameter on the rebase.
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Summary
Add SiTU-GLU and dSiTU-GLU activation modes to the existing block-scaled grouped GEMM GLU APIs and CuTe DSL kernels.
This activation is used by Kimi K3's Stable LatentMoE routed experts. The architecture and activation are described in the Kimi K3 technical report, Figure 4 and Equation 12.
The forward epilogue computes
with defaults$\beta_1=4$ and $\beta_2=25$ .
The backward epilogue uses
and returns
Implementation
act_func="situglu"to grouped GEMM + GLU forward andact_func="dsituglu"to grouped GEMM + dGLU backward.tanhoperations and derivatives directly into the existing CuTe DSL epilogues, without adding an intermediate tensor or kernel launch.situ_beta1at compile time and include it in the block-scaled GLU cache signature.situ_beta2remains a runtime FP32 scalar.exactly. With
Backward reuses the same reciprocal through
vector_f32knob, while retaining scalar FP32tanh.approxand reciprocal instructions. The scalar fallback handles non-defaultsitu_beta1values only.situ_beta1values.Performance
The table reports median GEMM-equivalent throughput for only the two kernels changed by this PR:
It is not a complete expert-MLP forward/backward measurement; FC2 forward, wgrad, routing, dispatch, and communication are excluded.
Environment:
(beta1, beta2) = (4, 25)vector_f32=False, matching the current default call path; K3-default dSiTU-GLU still auto-selects its packed FP32x2 specializationTFLOP/s uses the padded rows actually computed by the kernel. The numerator is
2 * padded_M * K * N: forward usesN=2*expert_intermediate_size, whilebackward uses
N=expert_intermediate_size. Activation operations are not addedto the conventional GEMM FLOP numerator. "SiTU retention" is
SiTU-GLU TFLOP/s / SwiGLU TFLOP/s; 100% would mean no throughput loss.Kimi K3 has 896 routed experts, so EP64 gives 14 local experts, with latent expert MLP width
3584 -> 2x3072 -> 3584.For top-k 16, each EP rank receives approximately
microbatch_tokens * 16routed rows across its 14 local experts after the EP exchange. The table labels
the original tokens per microbatch and shows both routed and padded rows.
Relative to the same MXFP8 benchmark protocol before the reciprocal and FP32x2
changes, SiTU forward throughput improves by 1.59-2.09x and dSiTU backward
improves by 1.44-1.70x across these loads.
Optimization findings
cute.math.tanh(..., fastmath=True)already lowers to the nativetanh.approx.f32instruction on SM103; an explicit approximate-tanh route produces the same instruction.dprobreference in backward (20/1024 mismatches, maximum absolute error 2.9568), so this PR keeps FP32 tanh.tanh.approx.f32instructions in each generated forward/backward specialization, zero FP32 divides, 66/98 approximate reciprocals in forward/backward, and packed FP32 arithmetic in dSiTU backward.Validation
(beta1, beta2) = (4, 25)and(2, 8)(beta1, beta2) = (4, 25)and(2, 8), each withvector_f32=FalseandTrueThe focused cuDNN Frontend tests used the grouped-GEMM test
confcutdir. The container's unrelated Transformer Engine/Quack import path references the removed CuTe DSL 4.6cutlass.cute.core.ThrMmasymbol during global pytest discovery; this does not affect the cuDNN Frontend grouped-GEMM tests or kernels.Summary by CodeRabbit
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situ_beta1andsitu_beta2parameters with validation and default values.Documentation
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