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fix: fix accuracy bug in flashinfer and fa3 kernel. #995
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Summary of Changes
Hello @blueswhen, 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!
I've addressed a bug in the flashinfer integration within LightLLM. This fix specifically targets how sequence lengths and KV cache indices are handled when interacting with flashinfer operations for both DeepSeek2 and Llama models. The changes ensure that the correct maximum KV sequence length and KV start indices are passed, resolving potential issues with KV cache dimensions and improving the stability of the flashinfer usage.
Highlights
- DeepSeek2 FlashInfer Fix: Corrected the parameter passed to flashinfer initialization in lightllm/models/deepseek2/flashinfer_struct.py from "self.max_len_in_batch" to "self.max_kv_seq_len" to ensure the correct maximum KV sequence length is used.
- Llama FlashInfer Parameter Correction: Updated the flashinfer initialization in lightllm/models/llama/flashinfer_struct.py by replacing "self.max_len_in_batch" with "self.max_kv_seq_len".
- Llama KV Starts Adjustment: Modified the "kv_starts" parameter passed to the "BatchPrefillWithPagedKVCacheWrapper" in lightllm/models/llama/flashinfer_struct.py from "kv_starts" to "kv_starts[:-1]", likely to correct an off-by-one error in indexing.
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This pull request aims to fix a bug in flashinfer integration. The changes correctly adjust arguments for repack_kv_index calls. Specifically, using kv_starts[:-1] for the prefill path fixes a shape mismatch, and using self.max_kv_seq_len instead of self.max_len_in_batch is a step towards fixing an issue in the decode path. However, the fix for the decode path is incomplete and introduces performance inefficiencies by launching a large number of idle kernel threads. I've added comments with details on this.
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| self.b_start_loc, | ||
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| self.max_kv_seq_len, |
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While changing this argument to self.max_kv_seq_len is necessary to correctly size the kernel's execution grid, the fix is incomplete. The repack_kv_index function is still called with self.b_seq_len (on line 39), which is a tensor of 1s during the decode phase. This causes the kernel to only process a single token index per sequence. The change to max_kv_seq_len without also correcting b_seq_len leads to launching many idle kernel threads, causing inefficiency. To fully fix the issue, the seq_len argument should be updated to provide the total sequence lengths.
| self.b_seq_len, | ||
| self.b_start_loc, | ||
| self.max_len_in_batch, | ||
| self.max_kv_seq_len, |
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While changing this argument to self.max_kv_seq_len is necessary to correctly size the kernel's execution grid, the fix is incomplete. The repack_kv_index function is still called with self.b_seq_len (on line 42), which is a tensor of 1s during the decode phase. This causes the kernel to only process a single token index per sequence. The change to max_kv_seq_len without also correcting b_seq_len leads to launching many idle kernel threads, causing inefficiency. To fully fix the issue, the seq_len argument should be updated to provide the total sequence lengths.
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