Fix GPU integration/L4/L5 test failures: TF32, transformers 5.x vision renames, gemma3 multimodal - #350
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On Ampere+/Hopper GPUs the ORT CUDA EP uses TF32 for fp32 matmuls by default, while the PyTorch reference computes in true fp32. The resulting ~1e-2 logit discrepancy spuriously fails ~35 fp32 numeric-parity tests (rtol/atol 1e-3) when running the suite with MOBIUS_TEST_DEVICE=cuda. Set NVIDIA_TF32_OVERRIDE=0 in conftest before any CUDA library is initialized so ORT matches the reference. Uses setdefault so a user can still opt back in explicitly. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Justin Chu <11205048+justinchuby@users.noreply.github.com>
transformers 5.x restructured the ViT state dict: encoder layers are now
flattened to `layers.N.<sub>` (dropping the `encoder.` prefix) with
consolidated attention (`attention.{q,k,v,o}_proj`) and MLP
(`mlp.fc1`/`mlp.fc2`) names. The old rename map only matched the legacy
`encoder.layer.N.attention.attention.query` layout, leaving graph
initializers unfilled and causing ORT load failures.
Add an additive `_LAYER_PATTERN_NEW` branch mapping the new names to our
naming convention; the legacy path is preserved for transformers 5.0-5.9.
Also align the in-test torch reference modules in
vision_integration_test.py with the mobius graph param names
(out_proj, mlp.up_proj/down_proj) so the ViT and CLIP parity tests match.
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…name Two bugs broke the gemma-3 multimodal (image-text-to-text) pipeline, making the L4 prefill-argmax golden test fail at model load / run time: 1. The full-VLM `preprocess_weights` only prefixed `vision_tower.` weights with `vision_encoder.` but did not rename the HF vision MLP names (`mlp.fc1`/`mlp.fc2`) to the FCMLP component names (`mlp.up_proj`/`mlp.down_proj`), so those graph initializers were never filled and ORT failed to load the model. 2. The vision encoder returned the projector output unchanged (`(batch, tokens, hidden)`, rank 3), but the embedding sub-model declares `image_features` as rank-2 `(tokens, hidden)` and gathers along axis 0. ORT rejected the rank-3 feed. Squeeze the leading batch dim to honor the 2-D contract (matching the PixtralVLTask precedent and the ort-genai runtime, which processes one image at a time). With both fixes the gemma-3-4b-it L4 golden test passes on CUDA. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Justin Chu <11205048+justinchuby@users.noreply.github.com>
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Pull request overview
This PR addresses GPU-only integration and golden test failures by aligning numeric behavior across runtimes (ORT vs PyTorch), updating ViT/CLIP weight-name handling for transformers 5.x, and fixing Gemma3 multimodal vision-encoder I/O + weight renames so the 3-model split loads and runs correctly.
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- Force-disable TF32 in pytest to reduce fp32 parity drift on Ampere+/Hopper GPUs.
- Extend ViT weight renaming to support transformers 5.x flattened
layers.N.*naming (and update torch reference modules accordingly). - Fix Gemma3 multimodal vision path: rename vision MLP weights and squeeze vision features to the rank-2
image_featuresembedding contract.
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| tests/vision_integration_test.py | Updates torch reference module parameter names to match the new ViT/CLIP naming used by mobius. |
| tests/conftest.py | Sets NVIDIA_TF32_OVERRIDE=0 early in test startup to avoid TF32-induced fp32 parity failures on CUDA. |
| src/mobius/models/vit.py | Adds transformers 5.x ViT flattened-layer key support in _rename_vit_weight. |
| src/mobius/models/gemma3.py | Fixes Gemma3 vision encoder output rank and renames fc1/fc2 → up_proj/down_proj for vision weights. |
Several integration tests called HuggingFace APIs whose signatures changed in transformers 5.x: - Qwen2.5-VL / Qwen3-VL `compute_3d_position_ids` now requires `video_grid_thw`, `past_key_values`, and `mm_token_type_ids` (the processor now emits `mm_token_type_ids`); without the latter the method returns None and mrope position ids cannot be computed. - The 3-model vision encoder input is named `image_grid_thw` (matching the processor output); tests fed the stale key `grid_thw`, which was silently filtered, leaving the required input unbound. - Qwen vision `visual()` now returns `BaseModelOutputWithPooling`; the merged patch features fed to the LLM are `pooler_output` (not the raw object). - DeltaNet recurrent state now lives per cache layer (`cache.layers[idx].recurrent_states`) instead of a top-level list. Verified on CUDA: gated_deltanet parity (2), qwen2.5-vl-3b-3model vision pipeline + vision-features parity now pass. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Justin Chu <11205048+justinchuby@users.noreply.github.com>
The Qwen3-ASR audio encoder requires a `feature_attention_mask` input that the WhisperFeatureExtractor (called with padding=False) does not produce, so the golden L4/L5 audio tests failed with a missing required input. The audio tower also reshapes mel frames into chunks of 100, requiring mel_seq to be a multiple of 100. Pad `input_features` with zeros to a Whisper-style length (>=3000, multiple of 100) and build a `feature_attention_mask` that marks the real frames as 1 and padded frames as 0. Applied to both the prefill and generation audio paths. Verified on CUDA: qwen3-asr and qwen3-asr-en L4 + L5 now pass. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Justin Chu <11205048+justinchuby@users.noreply.github.com>
The gemma3 multimodal integration test fed a 3-model ModelPackage (vision_encoder, embedding, decoder) to a single OnnxModelSession, which now raises "ModelPackage has 3 models" since gemma3 multimodal is exported as a 3-model split rather than a fused graph. Rewrite the test to chain the pipeline explicitly: pixel_values -> vision_encoder -> image_features; input_ids + image_features -> embedding -> inputs_embeds; inputs_embeds + KV -> decoder -> logits, comparing full logits against the HuggingFace reference at rtol/atol=1e-2 (stricter than the L4 golden argmax). Also fix the test's hand-rolled VisionConfig: it set the top-level mm_tokens_per_image but omitted it on VisionConfig, so the Gemma3 projector fell back to patches_per_image**2 (4096) instead of pooling to 256 image tokens. This caused a large logits divergence at image positions. The production build() path extracts vision.mm_tokens_per_image correctly; mirror that here. Add a device-kwargs helper so the pipeline honors MOBIUS_TEST_DEVICE. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Justin Chu <11205048+justinchuby@users.noreply.github.com>
TestVLFullForward built Qwen2.5-VL / Qwen3-VL via build() with a
fused CausalLM module_class and ran a single OnnxModelSession. These
models are now exported as a 3-model split (vision_encoder, embedding,
decoder), so build() returns a 3-model ModelPackage and the test fails
at session creation ("ModelPackage has 3 models" / missing sub-module
attributes) — it exercised an architecture that no longer exists.
The coverage is fully preserved elsewhere, so this is not a coverage
loss:
- Full-VL prefill parity (vision -> embedding -> decoder vs HF full
forward) is covered by TestQwen25VL3Model / TestQwen3VL3Model.
- Image + autoregressive generation parity is covered by the golden L5
suite (test_generation_matches_golden for image-text-to-text/
qwen2_5-vl-3b and qwen3-vl-2b), both verified passing on GPU.
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Bloom's MLP uses BloomGelu, the tanh GELU approximation (x * 0.5 * (1 + tanh(0.79788456 * x * (1 + 0.044715 * x^2)))), not the exact erf GELU. The shared ALiBi/Falcon decoder layers hardcoded activation="gelu" (exact erf), so Bloom built the wrong activation. This produced a small but systematic per-layer error that compounded over all 24 blocks: mobius f32 logits diverged from the float64 reference by maxabs 0.23 / mean 0.03, while HF f32 matches f64 to maxabs 2e-4. That tripped the rtol/atol=1e-3 integration tolerance at low-magnitude logit positions (~2-3% of elements), on both CPU and CUDA. Make the decoder-layer MLP activation configurable via config.hidden_act (defaulting to exact "gelu" so Falcon/MPT are unchanged — both extract hidden_act="gelu"), and set hidden_act="gelu_pytorch_tanh" for Bloom. After the fix, mobius f32 matches the float64 reference to maxabs 3.3e-4 / mean 4.7e-5, and bloom-560m prefill + decode integration tests pass on both CPU and CUDA. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Justin Chu <11205048+justinchuby@users.noreply.github.com>
… golden YOLOS uses a rectangular input (e.g. 800x1333 for yolos-tiny), but mobius collapsed image_size to a single int (height) everywhere, so the learned position embeddings were sized for a square image and mismatched the pretrained weights (model expected [1, 2601, 192], got [1, 4251, 192]). - YolosConfig: preserve both image_height/image_width, extracting from the dict/list/int HF image_size. - _YolosEmbeddings / YolosForObjectDetection: compute the patch grid as (H // patch) * (W // patch) instead of (image_size // patch) ** 2. - ObjectDetectionTask: declare pixel_values as rectangular [batch, 3, image_height, image_width]. The object-detection golden was also mis-generated: it went through the generic image-classification path, which captured the encoder's CLS hidden-state vector (192-dim) at the processor's aspect-preserving resolution, not detection logits. compare_golden slices logits[:, -1, :], so the golden must be the last query's class-logit vector. - Add _generate_object_detection: load AutoModelForObjectDetection, force the processor to the model's fixed export resolution, capture the last query's class logits. - Force the harness processor to the same fixed resolution for object-detection via _detection_forced_size. - Regenerate testdata/golden/vision/yolos-tiny.json. Verified: mobius f32 matches HF detection logits at 800x1333 (maxabs 3e-4, argmax match). yolos-tiny L4 golden passes on both CPU and CUDA; 3 unit tests pass. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Justin Chu <11205048+justinchuby@users.noreply.github.com>
…ise atol The bf16 e2b prefill test asserted atol=5e-3 / rtol=1e-2, which is below the bf16 noise floor: HuggingFace's own bf16-vs-f32 logits differ by ~0.45 max-abs on this prompt, and different op/kernel ordering pushes mobius bf16 to ~0.88 max-abs. argmax and last-token cosine are identical (cos=1.0, per-position argmax all match), so the model is functionally correct. Switch the assertion to the same meaningful gate the gemma-4-12B unified test uses: no NaN, last-token cosine > 0.999, and per-position argmax match. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Justin Chu <11205048+justinchuby@users.noreply.github.com>
Hybrid models such as NemotronH interleave attention/mamba layers with
pure feed-forward (`mlp`/`moe`) layers that carry no attention KV and no
recurrent state. The L5 generation harness fell through to the default
branch for these layer types and raised KeyError on `present.{i}.key`.
Skip `mlp`/`moe` layer types in both the KV-cache init and update loops.
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Phi4MM activates exactly one LoRA adapter per forward based on the input modality (HF set_lora_adapter): VISION/VISION_SPEECH -> vision, SPEECH -> speech, LANGUAGE -> none. mobius previously summed both the vision and speech adapters unconditionally in LoRALinear.forward, producing a uniform decoder divergence (final-logit cosine ~0.99, argmax flips) on every multimodal prompt. Confirmed root cause: forcing both adapters on in HF reproduces mobius's output exactly. Fix: derive per-modality scalar gates from input_ids in the embedding model (vision_gate = any image token; speech_gate = audio present and no image), emit them as embedding outputs, thread them into the decoder, and multiply each adapter's contribution by its gate in LoRALinear. Gating is optional (gate_holder=None preserves legacy behavior) so unused text-only paths are unaffected. This converts the three previously-failing audio L4 cases (long-audio, image-short-audio, image-long-audio) to passing on CUDA. phi4mm goldens are regenerated in float32 (generate_golden loads the model in f32) for sharper references. Also: L4 compare_golden treats an argmax mismatch as AMBIGUOUS (not FAIL) when the top-10 Jaccard is >=0.9 and the predicted token is within the golden top-10 -- i.e. the ranking matches and only the #1 tie-break differs (CUDA float32 accumulation noise exceeds the per-dtype near_tie margin). This covers the phi4mm single-image CUDA near-tie (CPU is exact). Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Justin Chu <11205048+justinchuby@users.noreply.github.com>
Phi4MM's HD multi-crop vision transform emits an image_attention_mask that marks valid (non-padding) patches per crop. The mobius vision encoder ignored it, so padded sub-crop patches polluted the SigLIP attention and NaViT position IDs, making image features diverge from HuggingFace. Vision fix: - Thread an optional additive attention_mask through VisionAttention/ VisionEncoderLayer/VisionEncoder (default None = no change for other models). - Add _Phi4MMNaViTPatchEmbedding (NaViT position IDs from per-crop valid patch counts) and _Phi4MMSigLIPEncoder (SigLIP attention bias) and apply the masked HD crop in _Phi4MMVisionModel.forward. - Declare the new image_attention_mask input on the vision encoder task; genai_config wiring is automatic via input introspection. Wire the input through the example deployment scripts. With this fix 7 of 8 phi4mm L4 golden cases pass on CPU and CUDA, and the 4 phi4mm vision/audio integration tests now match HF (cos ~1.0). multi-image-audio xfail: This case flips a near-tie. Verified: encoders + projector + InputMixer fusion match HF at cos ~1.0 (feeding HF's exact inputs_embeds into the mobius decoder still flips); mobius produces identical logits on CPU and CUDA (not an EP issue); all decoder components verified vs HF. The decoder final-position logit cosine is ~0.983 over ~3619 tokens; mobius ranks golden top1 (38229) as its own top2 -- a clean top1<->top2 swap of a 2.15-logit near-tie. The passing multi-image case shows the same ~0.991 cosine but survives because its golden gap is 3.5 logits. Added a targeted xfail with this documented reason rather than loosening the global golden threshold. Integration test fixes (un-skipped 2 vision tests): - Apply transformers-5.x Phi4MM compat shims (reuse the canonical _apply_phi4mm_compat_patches) so the HF reference loads. - Build the ONNX pipeline and run the HF reference in float32. - Supply vision_gate/speech_gate=1 (HF merges all LoRA adapters). - Truncate the HF SigLIP vision tower to the ONNX layer count. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Justin Chu <11205048+justinchuby@users.noreply.github.com>
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…otron-h L5 Implement _run_multimodel_text_generation in the L5 golden harness so text-generation packages that split into separate embedding + decoder ONNX models (e.g. Gemma4 'any-to-any' text path with per_layer_inputs) run a real embedding->decoder incremental-decode generation loop instead of being skipped. gemma-4-e2b text L5 now passes on CPU. Add xfails: - nemotron-h-nano-4b L5 (unconditional): hybrid Mamba2 SSM decode loop diverges from HF after the first token; L4 prefill passes, identical CPU+CUDA, golden is a degenerate greedy repetition. - gemma-4-e2b/e4b L5 across text/image/speech (CUDA-only): KV-shared layers wire the source layer's GQA PRESENT K/V as the shared layer's past_key/value with an empty new key (kv_sequence_length=0). CPU fp32 incremental decode matches the golden tokens exactly, but the ORT CUDA GroupQueryAttention backend mishandles this shared-KV kv_sequence_length=0 decode path, diverging after the first generated token. L4 prefill and full re-prefill generation both pass; the defect is the ORT CUDA GQA kernel, not the mobius graph. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Justin Chu <11205048+justinchuby@users.noreply.github.com>
Review synthesis — PR #350Reviewed by a 5-model team (readability, correctness, adversarial, spec-adherence, cross-module integration) plus independent spot-checks. The PR's core graph math (Phi4MM NaViT position-IDs, HD mask crop, LoRA gate selection, Bloom/Falcon activations) was independently verified as faithful to HuggingFace. Findings are deduped and prioritized below. 🔴 Critical / Major1. Parity 2. Example scripts don't wire 3. 4. New xfails may defer real mobius bugs rather than fix them — 🟡 Minor
✅ Verified correct (non-findings)NaViT bucketize math ( Highest priority: #1 (Jaccard) and #2 (example gate wiring) are concrete, in-scope bugs. #3 and #4 are design/scope judgment calls. 🤖 Generated with a multi-model review team (Claude + GPT + Gemini). |
…llback The non-GQA Attention fallback for Gemma4 KV-shared layers fed the full shared K/V sequence (no past) and set is_causal=1 on the ONNX Attention op while ALSO passing the float additive bias from create_attention_bias. create_attention_bias already bakes the complete bottom-right causal (+ sliding + padding) mask into the bias, so enabling is_causal=1 made the op apply its built-in causal mask on top. For decode (q_len=1 < kv_len), the two execution providers disagree on that built-in mask's alignment: per the ONNX Attention spec is_causal is UPPER-LEFT aligned, so the CUDA EP attends only to kv[0], while the CPU EP bottom-right aligns and attends to all keys. The result was correct generation on CPU but divergence after the first token on CUDA. Fix: pass is_causal=0 in this fallback so causality comes solely from the float bias. This is EP-agnostic and matches the attention-optimization guidance to use float additive bias for KV-shared layers. Verified gemma-4-e2b/e4b L4 + L5 (text/image/speech) pass on both CPU and CUDA. Removes the now-unneeded CUDA-only L5 xfails. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Justin Chu <11205048+justinchuby@users.noreply.github.com>
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Added gemma4 KV-shared attention fix (commit f93778e). Root cause: the non-GQA Attention fallback for Gemma4 KV-shared layers fed the full shared K/V (no past) with Fix: pass Filed the underlying ORT CPU/CUDA inconsistency as microsoft/onnxruntime#29020. |
…er keys Address review feedback on PR #350: `_rename_vit_weight` did not strip the model-type prefix (e.g. `vit.`, `vision_model.`, `dinov2.`) from transformers 5.x flattened encoder keys like `vit.layers.N.*`, because the prefix-strip allowlist omitted `layers.`. As a result `*ForImageClassification` state dicts under transformers>=5.x had their layer weights silently dropped (renamer returned None), leaving initializers unfilled. Verified against transformers 5.10 `ViTForImageClassification` (keys are `vit.layers.N.*`); add `layers.` to the allowlist so prefixed keys are stripped and matched. Bare `layers.N.*` keys are unaffected (the first segment is not `layers.`). Also add a gemma4 graph unit test asserting the KV-shared Attention fallback uses is_causal=0 (source layers keep is_causal=1), locking in the CPU/CUDA parity fix from the previous commit. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Justin Chu <11205048+justinchuby@users.noreply.github.com>
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Addressed review feedback (commit da340dc):
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The AMBIGUOUS downgrade in compare_golden used a Jaccard ratio threshold of 0.9, which for two size-10 sets requires identical sets (9/10 overlap yields Jaccard 9/11 = 0.818). The '9 of 10 agree' intent therefore never fired for an actual 9/10 overlap. Switch to a count-based overlap gate (>=9 of the golden top-10) and additionally require the golden argmax to remain in the ONNX top-2, so an identical top-10 with a low-ranked token promoted to #1 (large gap) is no longer masked as AMBIGUOUS. Add boundary tests: 9/10 overlap tie-break swap -> AMBIGUOUS; identical top-10 with golden argmax buried outside ONNX top-2 -> FAIL. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Justin Chu <11205048+justinchuby@users.noreply.github.com>
Addresses PR review feedback: - examples/phi4mm_ort_genai.py, examples/phi4mm_multimodal.py: the decoder declares vision_gate/speech_gate as required scalar inputs (emitted by the embedding model), but the hardcoded genai_config and the manual session chain did not wire them, crashing at runtime. Map the gates in the genai config embedding outputs + decoder inputs, and extract/feed them in the manual decode loop. (The CLI auto-export path already introspects these.) - models/phi.py _Phi4MMDecoderModel.forward: clear self._lora_gates before repopulating so a stale gate cannot leak across forward calls. - models/phi.py NaViT position-id assignment: clamp nb_h/nb_w divisors to >=1 to avoid division by zero for a fully-padded crop (such crops have no valid patches and are masked to id 0 anyway). - models/vit_test.py: add unit tests for the transformers >=5.x flattened layers.N.* rename branch, locking in the prefix-strip allowlist fix. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Justin Chu <11205048+justinchuby@users.noreply.github.com>
Keep cosine + argmax as the primary gate but add a loose max/mean-abs diff ceiling so a gross NaN-free numerical regression cannot slip through with a coincidentally high cosine, per PR review feedback. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Justin Chu <11205048+justinchuby@users.noreply.github.com>
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@titaiwangms thanks for the thorough multi-model review — addressed the concrete findings: Fixed (commits
Already resolved earlier in this PR:
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…al batch=1 Root cause (PR review finding #3): create_padding_mask and create_sliding_window_mask returned a 3-D (batch, q_len, total) bool mask. The ONNX Attention op right-aligns the mask onto (batch, q_num_heads, q_seq, kv_seq), so the batch axis was read as q_num_heads — harmless for batch==1 (broadcasts as heads=1) but ORT rejects batch>1 ('attn_mask ... not compatible with q_num_heads'). Text decoders therefore silently only supported batch=1 despite declaring a symbolic batch dim. Fix: both maskers now emit a 4-D (batch, 1, q_len, total) mask with an explicit singleton head dim (create_attention_bias already did this). batch==1 output is numerically identical (extra unit dim only). Verified batch=2 prefill (with ragged per-row padding) runs and produces independent rows for qwen2/llama/mistral/gemma2 (plain, GQA, sliding-window). Added: - _common_test.py: 4-D rank + per-row independence tests for both maskers. - build_graph_test.py: TestTextDecoderBatchGreaterThanOne ORT batch=2 test. Multimodal contract honesty: the VLM decoder now genuinely supports batch>1, but the multimodal splits (gemma3 vision Squeeze([0]); phi4mm scalar vision_gate/speech_gate + single flattened feature stream) remain batch=1. Documented those preconditions explicitly. True multimodal batch>1 (per-row modalities, ragged features) is tracked as a follow-up. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Justin Chu <11205048+justinchuby@users.noreply.github.com>
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Re: finding #3 (batch>1) — addressed, and it surfaced a real bug. Investigating this revealed that text decoders did not actually support batch>1 (contrary to the declared symbolic batch dim): Fix (commit Multimodal: the VLM decoder now genuinely supports batch>1, but the multimodal splits remain batch=1 by design — gemma3 vision |
The synthetic parity test for falcon was failing (max_abs_diff ~0.035, cosine 0.998, argmax match) due to an activation mismatch, not FP noise. Root cause: PR #350 changed falcon's MLP from a hardcoded activation ("gelu") to `config.hidden_act or "gelu"` so FCMLP can be shared with Bloom (which needs gelu_pytorch_tanh). For a *real* falcon config, ArchitectureConfig.hidden_act resolves to "gelu" via config.activation, so production is correct. But the synthetic test builds the mobius config from _base_config whose generic default is hidden_act="silu", while the HF reference (FalconConfig) ignores hidden_act and uses its own activation="gelu" default. mobius emitted SiLU (Mul+Sigmoid) vs HF GELU. Fix is test-only: set hidden_act="gelu" in falcon's synthetic config so it matches real Falcon and HF. No tolerance override needed; diff drops below 1e-3 and the test passes. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Justin Chu <11205048+justinchuby@users.noreply.github.com>
Replace the multiplication-sign U+00D7 and arrow U+2192 in NaViT mask comments with ASCII (x, ->) to clear ruff RUF003 warnings, so lintrunner runs warning-free. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Justin Chu <11205048+justinchuby@users.noreply.github.com>
Summary
Ran the full integration + L4 (golden) + L5 (generation) suite on GPU
(
MOBIUS_TEST_DEVICE=cuda, 8× H200) to find regressions and long-standingbugs. Triaged 88 failures by root cause. PR #338 (gemma4 bidirectional
overlay + GQA-cap removal) introduced zero regressions — every spot-checked
failure reproduces identically on the parent commit
f972184.This PR lands the verified, high-impact fixes. Remaining buckets (deep
numeric/decode bugs, ref-API drift, env/external) are tracked separately and
will follow.
Fixes
1. Disable TF32 on GPU (
tests/conftest.py)On Ampere+/Hopper the ORT CUDA EP uses TF32 for fp32 matmuls by default, while
the PyTorch reference computes in true fp32. The ~1e-2 logit discrepancy
spuriously failed ~35 fp32 numeric-parity tests (rtol/atol 1e-3). Set
NVIDIA_TF32_OVERRIDE=0in conftest before any CUDA library initializes (usessetdefaultso users can opt back in). Verified: with the env var unset,gpt2andqwen2.5-0.5bL4 now pass.2. transformers ≥5.x flattened ViT/CLIP weight names (
src/mobius/models/vit.py)transformers 5.x flattened the ViT state dict to
layers.N.*with consolidatedattention.{q,k,v,o}_proj/mlp.fc1/fc2names. The legacy rename map nolonger matched, leaving graph initializers unfilled (ORT load failure). Added
an additive new-naming branch (legacy 5.0–5.9 path preserved) and aligned
the in-test torch reference modules with the mobius graph param names.
3. gemma3 multimodal vision encoder (
src/mobius/models/gemma3.py)Two bugs broke the gemma-3 image-text-to-text pipeline:
preprocess_weightsprefixed vision weights but didn't renamethe vision MLP
fc1/fc2→up_proj/down_proj, so FCMLP initializers werenever filled (ORT load failure).
(batch, tokens, hidden), but theembedding sub-model declares
image_featuresas rank-2 and gathers alongaxis 0. Squeeze the batch dim to honor the 2-D contract (matching the
PixtralVLTaskprecedent and the ort-genai runtime).With both, gemma-3-4b-it L4 golden passes on CUDA.
Verification
gpt2,qwen2.5-0.5bL4 pass with env unset.lintrunnerclean on all changed files.Co-authored-by: Copilot 223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com
Architecture-diff notes (review follow-up)
Two entries in the
arch-diff-botcomment (e005489 -> 2f13c7d) deserve explanation:falcon:
Gelu->Sigmoid + MulThe bloom-GELU fix changed falcon's MLP from a hardcoded
activation="gelu"toactivation=config.hidden_act or "gelu"soFCMLPcan be shared with Bloom (which needsgelu_pytorch_tanh). For a real falcon config this is a no-op:ArchitectureConfig.hidden_actresolves to"gelu"viaconfig.activation(HFFalconConfighas nohidden_actand defaultsactivation="gelu"). The arch-diff only showed SiLU (Sigmoid+Mul) because the synthetic test config used the generic_base_configdefaulthidden_act="silu". Fixed by settinghidden_act="gelu"in falcon's synthetic config so it matches real Falcon.RotaryEmbedding: num_heads: 2 -> 4This is a false positive from the diff tool's positional node matching, caused by the SiLU regression above -- not a real change. Each falcon layer emits two
RotaryEmbeddingnodes: Q-rotary (num_heads=4) and K-rotary (num_heads=2, GQAkv_heads=2). InsertingSigmoid+Mulper layer shifted all subsequent node indices by +2, so the tool aligned base's K-rotary (num_heads=2) against head's Q-rotary (num_heads=4). Per-head counts are unchanged at both base and head. RestoringGeluremoves the extra nodes, realigns indices, and makes this spurious entry disappear.