[ROCm][Perf] Optimize MiniMax-M3 decode indexer and top-k - #54682
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Use measured gfx950 TP4 score budgets and an adaptive fused selector while preserving the deployed fallback for unqualified shapes. Co-authored-by: OpenAI Codex <codex@openai.com> Signed-off-by: fai <fangzhouai@gmail.com>
Remove the TP4 opt-in and query-length policy gates from the balanced scorer and adaptive selector. Extend kernel coverage across local index-head and decode-query layouts, including graph replay and atomic reset. Co-authored-by: OpenAI Codex <codex@openai.com> Signed-off-by: fai <fangzhouai@gmail.com>
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All of these are NITs really .. one thing that I wanted to ask is I know that after a launch we need to synchronize, but I thought that this was done implicitly aka without the need to explicitly define it after the launch (at least in Python) -- from 1 to 10 how wrong am I? 😅
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Increase the gfx950 BF16 decode score grid for c20-c64 and use the measured two-wave, one-stage launch configuration. Preserve the existing fallback outside that contract and add bitwise graph-replay coverage at the policy boundaries. Co-authored-by: OpenAI Codex <codex@openai.com> Signed-off-by: fai <fangzhouai@gmail.com>
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WalkthroughChangesThe AMD MiniMax M3 decode path adds gfx950-aware score policies, balanced scoring, and fused top-k selection. The indexer can emit sparse block tables with completion-counter synchronization. AITER sparse attention reuses these tables during decode. ROCm tests cover correctness and CUDA-graph replay. ChangesROCm MiniMax M3 decode optimization
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This update clarifies decode-score policy naming and descriptions without changing dispatch or kernel behavior. No current merge-readiness risk remains. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant MiniMaxM3SparseAttention
participant MiniMaxM3Indexer
participant minimax_m3_index_decode
participant MiniMaxM3SparseAiterPAImpl
participant minimax_m3_sparse_attn_decode_aiter
MiniMaxM3SparseAttention->>MiniMaxM3Indexer: request decode top-k and sparse-table outputs
MiniMaxM3Indexer->>minimax_m3_index_decode: launch fused ROCm decode
minimax_m3_index_decode-->>MiniMaxM3Indexer: return top-k and sparse tables
MiniMaxM3SparseAttention->>MiniMaxM3SparseAiterPAImpl: pass decode sparse table
MiniMaxM3SparseAiterPAImpl->>minimax_m3_sparse_attn_decode_aiter: run sparse decode with prebuilt tables
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The changes implement the linked issue objectives, including balanced scoring, fused top-k and sparse-table construction, deterministic ordering, graph replay safety, fallback behavior, and continued per-layer recomputation. The AITER-related changes integrate existing functionality within vLLM and do not add an AITER dependency or kernel.
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tests/kernels/attention/test_minimax_m3.py (1)
1290-1290: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueUse the shared seeder in the remaining two new tests. Lines 237 and 1105 now call
set_random_seed(0)per earlier review feedback, but two other new tests still calltorch.manual_seed(0).set_random_seedalso seedsrandom,numpy, and all accelerator devices, so the two remaining sites seed less state than the rest of the file.
tests/kernels/attention/test_minimax_m3.py#L1290-L1290: replacetorch.manual_seed(0)withset_random_seed(0)intest_amd_decode_index_topk_end_to_end.tests/kernels/attention/test_minimax_m3.py#L1989-L1989: replacetorch.manual_seed(0)withset_random_seed(0)intest_amd_decode_fused_topk_emits_sparse_table.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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561-600: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winConsider sharing one scoring body between the two decode score kernels.
_decode_index_score_mapped_rangeduplicates the per-block scoring loop of_decode_index_score_kernel(Lines 461-495), including theBLOCK_SIZE_HQ == 1GEMV special case, the init/local forced scores, and the masked store. The two copies must stay bitwise identical, and the parity test attests/kernels/attention/test_minimax_m3.pyLines 189-471 exists only to detect drift between them.Call
_decode_index_score_mapped_rangefrom_decode_index_score_kernelafter it computeschunk_start_blockand the chunk width. That removes the second copy and keeps one numerical definition.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/kernels/attention/test_minimax_m3.py`:
- Line 1290: Replace torch.manual_seed(0) with set_random_seed(0) in
test_amd_decode_index_topk_end_to_end at
tests/kernels/attention/test_minimax_m3.py lines 1290-1290 and
test_amd_decode_fused_topk_emits_sparse_table at lines 1989-1989, so both tests
use the shared seeding behavior.
In `@vllm/models/minimax_m3/amd/ops/index_topk.py`:
- Around line 561-600: Refactor _decode_index_score_kernel to call
_decode_index_score_mapped_range after computing chunk_start_block and the chunk
width, passing the existing scoring inputs and bounds. Remove its duplicated
per-block scoring loop, including the BLOCK_SIZE_HQ == 1 path, init/local score
overrides, masking, and store logic, while preserving the current behavior
through the shared implementation.
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Rename the generic split-K launch policy and default grid constant so the optimized high-concurrency branch is not described as a fallback. No dispatch or kernel behavior changes. Co-authored-by: OpenAI Codex <codex@openai.com> Signed-off-by: fai <fangzhouai@gmail.com>
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Purpose
Resolve #54681 by optimizing MiniMax-M3's fresh-per-layer ROCm decode indexer.
Performance evidence remains from the measured gfx950 TP4 BF16 path, while
kernel dispatch is independent of tensor-parallel world size and decode query
length.
This PR:
index-K tile across the configured decode-query tile;
context-length output;
shapes and a deterministic score-descending/index-ascending total order;
pointer-distinct graph inputs; and
dtypes, head dimensions, request counts, and selector capacities.
The scorer and selector have no TP or query-length opt-in flag: local index-head
counts 1, 2, and 4 and runtime/configured query-length variants use the same
optimized kernel path. The optional fused AITER sparse-table output remains a
single-local-head contract because that table has no head axis and the AITER
sparse-attention backend itself requires one local KV head. This does not
constrain the scorer/selector used with the Triton sparse-attention backend.
Scores and top-k are still recomputed on every sparse layer. This PR does not
change or use
index_topk_freq, does not modify AITER, and does not require anew AITER kernel.
Why this is not duplicate work
The duplicate-work searches required by
AGENTS.mdfound no identical PR.The related open changes take materially different paths:
BF16 index query/cache execution in vLLM-owned ROCm Triton.
is reported unchanged. This PR targets BF16 decode.
per-request work and reuses each K tile across the four query rows.
AITER operations, not this scorer/selector path.
The full comparison and coordination record is in #54681.
Test Plan
GPU correctness on the rebased branch:
Static validation:
Serving and kernel performance use fully warmed TP4 servers with KV-cache
offloading disabled. Microbenchmarks validate exact outputs and graph replay
before timing, use balanced provider order, and report TP-rank maximum latency.
Test Result
This includes bitwise scorer parity and graph replay for local index-head
counts 1/2/4 and runtime/max query-length pairs through
(3, 5), plusmulti-head selector total ordering, atomic-counter reset, and graph replay.
git diff --check: passed.No serving, GSM8K, or end-to-end performance sweep was rerun for the newly
enabled TP and query-length layouts. Instead, a direct gfx950 unit-style kernel
A/B compared the retained generic dispatch with the generalized fast dispatch
for the complete CUDA-graph-captured
minimax_m3_index_decodedevice sequence.All 12 cases produced exactly equal top-k indices, reset their completion
counters, passed pointer-distinct graph replay, and improved at the median:
Timing used 512 alternating warmup pairs and 32 balanced AB/BA samples of 200
graph replays with HIP-backed device events. Compilation, allocation, capture,
and host dispatch were excluded. The narrowest case reproduced at 3.36% in a
separate process. The serving performance and model-evaluation results below
remain the existing TP4 evidence for the optimized implementation.
Fully warmed strict same-session AgentX A/B, full-response ITL:
Each concurrency currently has one conditioned pair. These serving numbers
were collected on the pre-rebase final candidate
5678bb1a68against1dc464d426; they will be reconfirmed on this rebased draft before it ismarked ready.
Graph-real request-balanced scorer median improvements at c1/c5/c10/c15 were
10.724%, 11.108%, 29.549%, and 58.095%. An independent binary repeat of
the capacity-sized selector measured 8.30%, 7.88%, 5.94%, and 37.42%.
Model evaluation
Fully warmed five-shot GSM8K, 1,319 examples per run:
Against the baseline, exact paired McNemar p-values were 0.4638 and 0.8804.
The result is aggregate-aligned in these runs, but exact-output equivalence and
formal non-inferiority are not claimed. The same candidate commit changed 53
document grades between independent sessions, so both repetitions are
reported rather than selecting the favorable one.
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OpenAI Codex assisted with implementation, benchmarks, validation,
duplicate-work research, and this description.
change end-to-end.
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