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Summary of Changes
Hello @kylesayrs, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request integrates the foundational components for applying 'online rotations' (specifically R1 and R2 from the SpinQuant paper) into the llmcompressor framework. It primarily introduces a new SpinQuantModifier that leverages novel model transformation utilities, such as embedding normalization and norm-linear fusion, to prepare models for more effective quantization. Additionally, it refines the handling of tied word embeddings, ensuring compatibility and robustness across various model configurations.
Highlights
- New Feature: SpinQuantModifier: Introduced a new SpinQuantModifierto apply 'offline' rotations (R1 and R2) from the SpinQuant paper. These rotations transform model weights and activations to improve quantization accuracy without introducing runtime overhead.
- Model Transformation Utilities: Added new utilities for normalizing embedding layers and fusing norm layers into subsequent linear layers. These are crucial preprocessing steps for applying SpinQuant rotations, ensuring transform invariance.
- Improved Tied Word Embedding Handling: Refactored and enhanced the utility for untying word embeddings. The updated implementation is more robust, correctly handling cases where embeddings are tied, especially with offloaded parameters, and centralizes the untying logic.
- Example Usage and Integration: Provided new example scripts (compress_model.py,spinquant_example.py) demonstrating how to use theSpinQuantModifierfor model compression. The modifier is also integrated into the data-free pipeline for seamless application.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces support for SpinQuant online rotations, a technique for improving quantization performance. It adds a new SpinQuantModifier, along with utilities for model transformation like layer fusion and embedding normalization. The changes also include updates to the data-free pipeline, improvements to handling tied word embeddings, and new example scripts and tests.
My review identified a critical bug in a Pydantic validator within the new SpinQuantModifier that prevents it from being used. I've also pointed out a few medium-severity issues, including a required argument missing in a script, brittle directory name construction, a documentation typo, and a maintainability concern with a hardcoded pipeline selection. Addressing these points will improve the correctness and robustness of the new features.
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    | Last nightly worked, but e2e failed due to model storage issues | 
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looks a lot cleaner
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Nice!
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    Signed-off-by: Kyle Sayers <[email protected]>
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    Signed-off-by: Kyle Sayers <[email protected]>
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Purpose
{ "quantization_config": { "config_groups": { "group_0": { "format": null, "input_activations": { "dynamic": false, "num_bits": 8, "observer": "minmax", "strategy": "tensor", "symmetric": true, "type": "float" }, "output_activations": null, "targets": [ "LlamaAttention" ], "weights": null } }, "format": "dense", "ignore": [], "kv_cache_scheme": { "dynamic": false, "group_size": null, "num_bits": 8, "observer": "minmax", "strategy": "tensor", "symmetric": true, "type": "float" }, "quant_method": "compressed-tensors", "quantization_status": "frozen", }, }Prerequisites
Changes
Replace hooks
calibrate_kv_cache_input_hook,calibrate_kv_cache_output_hook,initialize_quantized_kv_cachecalibrate_query_hookcalibrate_key_hook,calibrate_value_hookMiscellaneous
_flatten_attention_flatten_attentionTests
Testing
Evaluation
eval.py
compress.py