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feat(aiperf-qual): measure accuracy and performance on the same workloads - #1599
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📝 SummarySummaryAdds a shared Qualification runs native and TRTMC workloads serially with one replica. Results use The objectives report 307 passed and 1 skipped in the specified pytest suites. They also report passing Ruff, Architecture impact
Outcome: HUMAN REVIEW REQUIRED. The ownership and full compatibility blast radius of the shared changes remain unresolved. This outcome does not assert a violation or establish safety. WalkthroughQualification now uses a flat ChangesQualification workflow
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~50 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant QualificationRunner
participant Serving
participant AIPerfRunner
participant AIPerf
participant ExecutionSession
QualificationRunner->>Serving: Start candidate or reference with service identity
QualificationRunner->>AIPerfRunner: Run workload in execution context
AIPerfRunner->>AIPerf: Prepare and execute profiling arguments
AIPerf-->>AIPerfRunner: Return profiling responses and exports
AIPerfRunner->>ExecutionSession: Record responses and metadata
QualificationRunner->>ExecutionSession: Build paired natural-workload datasets
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Clarify which workloads use the speedup gate and strengthen the shared-server timing test. These bounded issues do not establish a current qualification failure. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 8 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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- Around line 372-378: Update CAPACITY_LIMIT so it matches only prompt-stage or
input-limit rejections, not decode-time KV-cache or fixed-cache-length
overflows. Preserve input-capacity cases such as prefill profile, input length,
duration, and segment limits; ensure decoder cache overflows remain TRTMC misses
through the existing _missing_as_wrong path. Adjust
test_gold_suite_outputs_beyond_capacity_are_dropped_from_the_corpus_on_both_sides
to reflect the distinction.
Review comments at @apps/aiperf_qual/trtmc_aiperf_qual/intelligibility.py:
- Around line 113-117: Update the duration check to fail when the share of
paired ratios outside the valid range exceeds a documented
`MAX_DURATION_OUTLIERS` threshold, while preserving the median gate. Add the
outlier threshold to `gate` and report the outlier count and range in the
failure reasons.
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@apps/perf_serving/trtmc_perf_serving/backends/reference/text.py:
- Around line 68-69: Update the EOS handling in TextGeneration._inputs to
distinguish an EOS already present at the end of the tokenized prompt from one
appended by the tokenizer, and remove only the appended EOS. Add a test in the
explicit-EOS case verifying that a prompt encoded with two final EOS IDs passes
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| # Words of TRTMC's prompt-length rejections (the near-capacity request's search). | ||
| CAPACITY_WORDS = ("exceed", "capacity", "exhaust") | ||
| # TRTMC's rejection of an input beyond the bundle's shipped capacity: exceeding its prompt or cache length or an | ||
| # input limit ("prompt exceeds the prefill profile", "exceeds the model's fixed KV cache capacity", "exceeded its | ||
| # fixed cache length", "exceeds the bundle's single-segment limit"), not any other rejected request. | ||
| CAPACITY_LIMIT = re.compile(r"\b(exceed|exhaust)\w*\b.*\b(prefill profile|kv ?cache|cache length|max_length|max_seq_len" | ||
| r"|max_input_duration|segment limit|engine capacity)", re.IGNORECASE) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Limit CAPACITY_LIMIT to input-capacity rejections, not decode-time cache overflows.
judge_in_capacity drops every problem that capacity_rejection matches from both sides. Those problems are never counted as wrong answers. The pattern matches exhaust and cache length / kv ?cache anywhere in the message. The test explicitly classifies "CanaryKvCache batched decoder exceeded its fixed cache length" as out of capacity.
That message comes from decoding, not from an input that does not fit. _fitted and select already make sure that prompt tokens plus generated tokens fit the bundle's sequence length. So a decode-time cache overflow on a fitted problem points to a TRTMC defect, such as runaway generation or a missing EOS. Excluding these problems removes evidence of the regression the gate exists to catch. No bound exists on how many problems can be excluded. Only the case where every problem is rejected becomes an error.
This contradicts the review contract: "Thresholds, expected values, comparison oracles, and acceptance criteria are not weakened merely to obtain a passing result."
Recommended correction:
- Match only prompt-stage or input-limit messages (prefill profile,
max_seq_len/max_lengthon input, input duration, segment limit). - Count decoder cache overflows as TRTMC misses through
_missing_as_wrong. - Optionally return
errorwhen the excluded share exceeds a small bound.
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-CAPACITY_LIMIT = re.compile(r"\b(exceed|exhaust)\w*\b.*\b(prefill profile|kv ?cache|cache length|max_length|max_seq_len"
- r"|max_input_duration|segment limit|engine capacity)", re.IGNORECASE)
+# Input-stage limits only: an overflow while decoding a fitted problem is TRTMC's miss.
+CAPACITY_LIMIT = re.compile(r"\b(prompt|input|seq(uence)?_?len|segment)\w*\b.*\bexceed\w*\b.*"
+ r"\b(prefill profile|kv ?cache capacity|max_length|max_seq_len|max_input_duration"
+ r"|segment limit|engine capacity)", re.IGNORECASE)Update test_gold_suite_outputs_beyond_capacity_are_dropped_from_the_corpus_on_both_sides to match.
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| # Words of TRTMC's prompt-length rejections (the near-capacity request's search). | |
| CAPACITY_WORDS = ("exceed", "capacity", "exhaust") | |
| # TRTMC's rejection of an input beyond the bundle's shipped capacity: exceeding its prompt or cache length or an | |
| # input limit ("prompt exceeds the prefill profile", "exceeds the model's fixed KV cache capacity", "exceeded its | |
| # fixed cache length", "exceeds the bundle's single-segment limit"), not any other rejected request. | |
| CAPACITY_LIMIT = re.compile(r"\b(exceed|exhaust)\w*\b.*\b(prefill profile|kv ?cache|cache length|max_length|max_seq_len" | |
| r"|max_input_duration|segment limit|engine capacity)", re.IGNORECASE) | |
| # Words of TRTMC's prompt-length rejections (the near-capacity request's search). | |
| CAPACITY_WORDS = ("exceed", "capacity", "exhaust") | |
| # TRTMC's rejection of an input beyond the bundle's shipped capacity: exceeding its prompt or cache length or an | |
| # input limit ("prompt exceeds the prefill profile", "exceeds the model's fixed KV cache capacity", "exceeded its | |
| # fixed cache length", "exceeds the bundle's single-segment limit"), not any other rejected request. | |
| # Input-stage limits only: an overflow while decoding a fitted problem is TRTMC's miss. | |
| CAPACITY_LIMIT = re.compile(r"\b(prompt|input|seq(uence)?_?len|segment)\w*\b.*\bexceed\w*\b.*" | |
| r"\b(prefill profile|kv ?cache capacity|max_length|max_seq_len|max_input_duration" | |
| r"|segment limit|engine capacity)", re.IGNORECASE) |
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Update CAPACITY_LIMIT so it matches only prompt-stage or input-limit rejections,
not decode-time KV-cache or fixed-cache-length overflows. Preserve
input-capacity cases such as prefill profile, input length, duration, and
segment limits; ensure decoder cache overflows remain TRTMC misses through the
existing _missing_as_wrong path. Adjust
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| median = statistics.median(ratios) if ratios else None | ||
| outside = sum(1 for ratio in ratios if not low <= ratio <= high) | ||
| reasons = [f"{len(failures)} of {count} outputs invalid"] if failures else [] | ||
| if median is not None and not low <= median <= high: | ||
| reasons.append(f"median duration ratio {median:.2f} outside {low}..{high}") |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Bound the share of outlier utterances in the tts-validity duration check.
Before this change, every TRTMC output had to fall within VALID_DURATION_RATIO. Now only the median ratio is gated, and outside is only reported in notes. Up to half of the sentences can now be 3× longer (looping) or 0.1× shorter (truncated) and the check still returns pass.
The PR objectives say "existing task quality criteria ... are intended to remain unchanged". The review contract says acceptance criteria "are not weakened merely to obtain a passing result."
The sampling rationale is reasonable for single utterances. Keep the median gate and also fail when outside exceeds a stated fraction, for example 20% of the paired sentences. Then a systematic duration defect on a large subset cannot pass.
Proposed bound
if median is not None and not low <= median <= high:
reasons.append(f"median duration ratio {median:.2f} outside {low}..{high}")
+ if ratios and outside > MAX_DURATION_OUTLIERS * len(ratios):
+ reasons.append(f"{outside} of {len(ratios)} sentences beyond {low}..{high}")Add MAX_DURATION_OUTLIERS with a documented reason. Add it to gate.
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Update the duration check to fail when the share of paired ratios outside the
valid range exceeds a documented `MAX_DURATION_OUTLIERS` threshold, while
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| if eos is None or ids.shape[1] < 2 or int(ids[0, -1]) != eos or prompt.endswith(str(tokenizer.eos_token)): | ||
| return inputs |
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Remove an appended EOS after an explicit prompt EOS.
If the tokenizer recognizes the prompt’s final EOS and appends another EOS, this condition returns both IDs. TextGeneration._inputs then passes the extra EOS to generation. The explicit-EOS test in apps/perf_serving/tests/test_reference_text.py supplies only one EOS ID, so it does not detect this case. Distinguish the prompt’s tokenized suffix from the tokenizer-added token, and test an explicit-EOS prompt encoded with two final EOS IDs. As per coding guidelines, “Tests exercise the changed behavior and would fail for the regression they claim to prevent.”
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Update the EOS handling in TextGeneration._inputs to distinguish an EOS already
present at the end of the tokenized prompt from one appended by the tokenizer,
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Record quality outputs and server task-call timings through one isolated executor. Pair natural workloads by request and actual work, and expose their speedups only when precision, completeness, isolation, and work agree. Flatten performance configuration and make service metrics opt-in. Preserve formal repeated-workload gates and task quality criteria; read legacy reports without retaining a second execution path. Signed-off-by: chaofengw <chaofengw@nvidia.com>
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584-586: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueUpdate the docstring to match the new assertion.
The docstring says that the Acc answers come from copies of the server. The test at Line 615 asserts a single server. Change the docstring so it describes the single-server behavior that the test checks.
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Remove the unused replica import left after unifying execution. Keep the single-server regression assertions and stop mocking the deleted runner binding so source-quality and qualification checks cover the active execution path. Signed-off-by: chaofengw <chaofengw@nvidia.com>
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| """With candidate_replicas, the Acc answers come from copies of the TRTMC server (each one request at a time) | ||
| and L1 then times a single server started after the copies stopped; smoke mode keeps one server.""" | ||
| def test_candidate_quality_and_performance_share_one_server_despite_legacy_replica_hint(tmp_path): | ||
| """Legacy replica hints keep candidate quality and performance on one server.""" |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Assert that candidate timing uses the shared server.
This test claims that quality and performance share one server, but it records only serving and candidate_entries calls. It never asserts that a timed measurement runs. A regression that skips performance timing can still satisfy these assertions. Configure a performance policy and timed suite, then assert that timing runs with the same service instance.
As per coding guidelines, “Tests exercise the changed behavior and would fail for the regression they claim to prevent.”
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Update the legacy replica hints test to configure a performance policy and timed
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Expose AIPerf client latency, request and output-token throughput, and error rate from the existing workload exports. Preserve each profiling run and precision in JSON, Markdown, and HTML without extra inference or acceptance gates. Keep missing values unavailable, exclude superseded attempts, and retain original units and statistics. Verify report propagation and unchanged qualification verdicts. Signed-off-by: chaofengw <chaofengw@nvidia.com>
Show per-run AIPerf client statistics below the model summary without expanding Evidence. Link each model to its metrics and apply the same search and result filters. Remove displayed speedup ratios while preserving JSON evidence and qualification gates. Verify visible latency, throughput, and error-rate values and refresh existing pilot reports without additional inference. Signed-off-by: chaofengw <chaofengw@nvidia.com>
Replace per-run export rows with stable Native/TRTMC tables per workload. Keep precision separate, summarize repetitions by medians of exported statistics, and show additional native settings in a separate section. Preserve original evidence and gates. Expose run counts, request totals, variability, partial statistics and profiling failures; omit unavailable token-throughput columns. Verify the pilot reports and browser filters without additional inference. Signed-off-by: chaofengw <chaofengw@nvidia.com>
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Run required evaluation datasets once per side and reuse those responses for accuracy, task-call timings, and client metrics. Remove separate catalog, near-capacity, and informational replay work from quality qualification. Report dataset completeness and computation comparability without claiming a repeated-run performance gate. Keep accuracy thresholds and historical report gates intact. Signed-off-by: chaofengw <chaofengw@nvidia.com>
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| comparison: the native model below a benchmark's floor, a Task without an Acc check, timings that cannot be | ||
| compared), Red (Acc or Perf worse than native beyond its margin), Yellow (Perf about equal to native, which counts | ||
| as a pass, or an Acc difference not shown either way), Green (a pass). Perf is reported on the catalog request. | ||
| as a pass, or an Acc difference not shown either way), Green (quality passes with valid comparable timings). Perf is reported on the quality dataset. |
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Scope the Perf speedup gate to fixed-workload models.
The 1.05× speedup gate applies to fixed-workload/performance-source models. Quality-source models report descriptive dataset measurements instead of using that gate.
The Green definition already matches the quality condition, but identify its measured verdict to distinguish it from the fixed-workload pass verdict.
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-- **Perf**: TRTMC must be faster than the native model (eager) at the candidate's precision: the speedup's
- 90% interval lies above 1.05 x (1 + guard) (the 5% margin widened by the largest server-instance and order effect
- the order check measured, `guard_percent`), on every timed request, with the same work on both sides.
+- **Perf**: For fixed-workload/performance-source models, TRTMC must be faster than the native model (eager)
+ at the candidate's precision: the speedup's 90% interval lies above 1.05 x (1 + guard) (the 5% margin
+ widened by the largest server-instance and order effect the order check measured, `guard_percent`), on
+ every timed request, with the same work on both sides. Quality-source models report descriptive dataset
+ measurements instead of applying this repeated-run gate.
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- as a pass, or an Acc difference not shown either way), Green (quality passes with valid comparable timings). Perf is reported on the quality dataset.
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| as a pass, or an Acc difference not shown either way), Green (quality passes with valid comparable timings). Perf is reported on the quality dataset. | |
| as a pass, or an Acc difference not shown either way), Green (quality passes with valid comparable timings; the quality-source verdict is `measured`). Perf is reported on the quality dataset. |
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Update the Perf definition to limit the 1.05× speedup gate to
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Background
Qualification ran separate catalog/near-capacity timing workloads in addition to quality benchmarks. The desired result is the native and TRTMC quality scores and task times on the same evaluation requests: for example, only MMLU for Qwen, rather than three unrelated workload rows.
Exit Criteria
Implementation
performanceand optionalservice_metrics, with compatibility readers and rejudge support.Change categories
Validation
Commands and Results
5990a2312586d25946ce60711c46fe12c9a1787f; base:73d44b549a97f5519f638db0ef4fe3594d4df3ea.python3 -m pytest apps/aiperf_qual/tests apps/perf_serving/tests -q --disable-warnings --maxfail=2: 316 passed, 1 skipped, using qualification/plugin/serving paths and isolated test dependencies onPYTHONPATH.python3 -m pytest apps/aiperf_qual/tests/test_execution.py -q --disable-warnings --maxfail=2: 22 passed at this head. Integration coverage rejects any catalog, near-capacity, or probe execution in absolute and media quality paths, including supplementary scorers whose result labels differ from their dataset names.python3 -m tools.community_ci source-quality --base github/main: passed, 298 passed, at this head.ruff check apps/aiperf_qual --output-format conciseandgit diff --check: passed.Hardware, Environment, and Revisions
Pilot: NVIDIA GB300 (sm103), Linux aarch64, Python 3.12, CUDA 13.0, TensorRT 11.2.0.113, PyTorch 2.12.0+cu130, transformers 5.2.0, diffusers 0.39.0, AIPerf 0.13.0. Model/checkpoint and dataset revisions are frozen in configuration and per-model manifests. Qualification source:
5990a2312; the campaign reuses the existing pinned runtime and bundle cache subject to build-receipt checks, rather than claiming a fresh core rebuild.Not Run / Remaining Gaps
Exact-head automated premerge approval remains pending. Optional serving sweeps were not exercised. This change does not claim universal model-quality acceptance or repeated-run performance stability from a single dataset evaluation.
Contributor Self-Review
Review covered default workload selection across model types, unchanged quality thresholds, full response coverage, task timing boundaries, precision/work checks, historical gate compatibility, and informational client statistics.
Notes For Future Readers
execution.py, then the runner and report consumers. Quality models have one evaluation path: their outputs serve both accuracy scoring and performance measurement.Risk level
The default workload scope and performance verdict change: quality runs report dataset measurements rather than performing separate fixed-request gates. Compatibility readers and tests preserve historical gate interpretation and quality acceptance criteria.