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fix bug #416
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This pull request contains a targeted bug fix within the llmc/compression/token_reduction/divprune.py module. The change specifically resolves an indexing issue that could occur when determining the starting position of an image token, making the token reduction process more robust and preventing potential runtime errors in certain scenarios.
Highlights
- Bug Fix: I've addressed a bug in
llmc/compression/token_reduction/divprune.pyrelated to the extraction of theimage_token_start_index. The previous implementation could fail iftorch.wherereturned a tensor with multiple indices, as.item()expects a single-element tensor. The fix ensures that the first relevant index is reliably retrieved by adding an extra[0]before calling.item().
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Code Review
The pull request fixes a bug when multiple image tokens are present. A suggestion has been made to also handle the case where no image token is found, which would currently cause an unhandled exception, to improve the code's robustness.
| pruning_paras['image_token_start_index'] = torch.where(token_indices)[ | ||
| 0 | ||
| ].item() | ||
| ][0].item() |
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If token_indices contains no True values, torch.where(token_indices)[0] will be an empty tensor. Accessing [0] on this empty tensor will raise an IndexError. Consider checking for this case and raising a more informative ValueError.
found_indices = torch.where(token_indices)[0]
if not found_indices.numel():
raise ValueError("IMAGE_TOKEN_INDEX not found in input_ids, cannot perform DivPrune.")
pruning_paras['image_token_start_index'] = found_indices[0].item()
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