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@chaunceyjiang PTAL |
MuseGlimmerReasoningParser inherited the base count_reasoning_tokens() that returns 0, so usage.completion_tokens_details.reasoning_tokens was always 0 for --reasoning-parser muse_glimmer. The ATEM framing markers are not guaranteed to be single vocab tokens (e.g. " to=self" is two tokens), so tokens cannot be classified by id. Instead, decode each token once (cached per request), record its character offset, locate to=self bodies in the decoded text, and count the tokens starting inside those spans with bisect. This counts the original tokens exactly rather than re-encoding the reasoning text. The body-end rule (<|eom|> / <|eot|> / next channel header / EOF) is factored into _body_end() and shared with _classify_bodies(), so the streamed reasoning text and the reported count cut bodies identically. Related: vllm-project#54091 takes the decode -> classify -> re-encode approach for the same bug; this variant is exact at span boundaries and ~12x cheaper per call (247us vs 2984us at 4k reasoning tokens with the real tokenizer), which matters because chat streaming re-counts the full token list on every delta. Signed-off-by: Donghee Na <donghee.na92@gmail.com>
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Just a quick question — are you from the official MuseGlimmer team?
The approach here still looks like the traditional one. We recently introduced a new unified approach in #45802.
However, that approach relies on Parser Engine, and MuseGlimmerReasoningParser hasn't been migrated to Parser Engine yet.
I think it would make more sense to first refactor MuseGlimmerReasoningParser to use Parser Engine. Once that's done, support for counting reasoning tokens should come naturally.
No, I am not the Meta employee (but we internally use Muse Glimmer)
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Hmm, I think this will be a huge task if we migrate the current implementation to the Parser Engine, since the engine would need to be updated to support the ATEM protocol first. |
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In practice, the performance may not be very good, especially with long contexts. Even with this feature added, the overall experience might still not be great.
/cc @sfeng33 WDYT?
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Okay if we need to calculate this in incremental way, let me start to work on #54238
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@chaunceyjiang I think that #54585 is something you want. |
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MuseGlimmerReasoningParserinherited the basecount_reasoning_tokens()that returns 0, sousage.completion_tokens_details.reasoning_tokenswas always 0 with--reasoning-parser muse_glimmer.The ATEM framing markers are not guaranteed to be single vocab tokens (e.g.
to=selfis two tokens), so tokens cannot be classified by id. Instead, decode each token once (cached per request), record its character offset, locateto=selfbodies in the decoded text, and count the tokens starting inside those spans withbisect. This counts the original tokens exactly rather than re-encoding the reasoning text.The body-end rule (
<|eom|>/<|eot|>/ next channel header / EOF) is factored into_body_end()and shared with_classify_bodies(), so the streamed reasoning text and the reported count cut bodies identically.Relation to #54091: that PR fixes the same bug via decode →
_classify_bodies→ re-encode. This variant is exact at span boundaries and ~12x cheaper per call (247 µs vs 2984 µs at 4k reasoning tokens with the real tokenizer), which matters because chat streaming re-counts the full token list on every delta.Developed with AI assistance (Claude Code); reviewed and validated by the author.
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