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Upstream #6110 (4c3a598) replaced fitting's cuBLAS operations with fixed-order FP32 SIMT kernels. That supersedes this PR's earlier cuBLASLt policy. The merge with master preserves the current runtime and removes the obsolete policy/header.
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This PR now adds one CUDA regression file:
Compare every energy and input-gradient row across 1, 2, 4, 8 and 16 repeated batches, including tail rows, for tanh and SiLU.
Exercise both the separate forward/backward operators and the full-batch canonical graph_fitting_energy_gradient path.
Require two host threads to meet at a bounded barrier before each concurrent wave, and check same-thread concurrent streams with distinct inputs and stream warm-up.
Check a minimally aligned contiguous view and an independent FP64 autograd reference that includes a nonzero head bias.
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Full Ruff 0.16 lint and formatting, Python syntax, and whitespace checks passed.
A CPU orchestration probe of the host-thread test, with CUDA calls stubbed, verified two distinct workers in every wave and immediate peer release after an injected setup failure. This is orchestration validation only.
The merge has no unresolved conflicts; the production fitting kernel and environment documentation match master.
GPU execution of this revised five-test suite is pending. The local validation environment has no NVIDIA device. Earlier GPU results in this PR's history apply to the superseded implementation, not to this revision.
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Expanded validation of graph-fitting calculations to check that energy results and gradients remain consistent across repeated batches, concurrent execution, and different input layouts.
Added checks against an independent numerical reference to help detect discrepancies in graph-fitting results.
Port the reviewed opt-in policy onto current master. Select a fixed canonical-shape cuBLASLt algorithm while evaluating complete node matrices in pedantic FP32, with device/thread/stream-local scratch and explicit unsupported-shape errors. Preserve the legacy default and scientific tolerances.
Make the CUDA regression run in a fresh subprocess under ordinary GPU CI, and cover minimally aligned features in addition to batch/gradient invariance, independent streams and host threads, and a double-precision autograd reference. The current fitting sources compiled and all focused GPU checks passed on n2 under Slurm job 2030.
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Adds CUDA regression tests that compare graph-fitting energy and gradients across separate and fused operators, repeated batch sizes, concurrent streams and threads, offset input views, and an independent double-precision reference.
Changes: Graph-fitting operator tests
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CUDA test setup and evaluation helpers source/tests/pt_expt/descriptor/test_graph_fitting_batch_invariant.py
Adds optional operator-library loading, CUDA availability checks, deterministic inputs, and evaluation helpers for separate and fused operators.
Batch and execution invariance source/tests/pt_expt/descriptor/test_graph_fitting_batch_invariant.py
Checks exact energy and gradient equality for repeated batches, host threads, concurrent CUDA streams, and an input view offset by four bytes.
deepmodeling/deepmd-kit#6110: Changes graph-fitting inference through fused energy-force operators and fitting-route selection, which connects to the fused operator path covered by these tests.
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The test-only change is mergeable with bounded follow-up: strengthen the reference to check head bias and ensure the thread-isolation test actually uses two workers.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 43eee
The new behavior is opt-in and does not demonstrate expanded remote access or increased privileges. However, substantial GPU workspace remains allocated until its owning host thread exits, creating memory-pressure risk for long-lived workers using multiple streams.
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Medium · reliability · inferred: Each distinct host-thread/device/stream context retains a 128 MiB workspace until host-thread exit, without stream-retirement eviction or an aggregate allocation budget. Persistent workers using additional distinct stream keys can therefore exhaust GPU memory and impair other workloads sharing the device. Stream-handle reuse limits growth, but no deployment-level bound is established.
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inferred — The supported availability exposure is GPU memory used by an opted-in process, potentially affecting other workloads on the same device. Retained explicit workspace scales as 128 MiB per distinct thread/device/stream context. Cross-tenant impact depends on deployment sharing and isolation, which were not supplied.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
inferred — A conditional exhaustion path is enabled shape-stable execution followed by fitting calls on additional distinct streams from persistent host threads, accumulating live workspaces. Exercising this path requires in-process control over execution contexts or a caller that delegates such control; no untrusted external route was demonstrated.
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observed — Contexts separate handles, plans and scratch across host threads, devices and stream keys. Dimensions are checked before plan execution, and actual node-shape support and workspace limits are validated before submission. These are execution controls, not evidence of tenant authentication or isolation.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — Context destruction releases its owned tensor and attempts nonthrowing CUDA resource cleanup. The cache retains contexts until thread-local destruction, however, rather than reclaiming them when streams cease to be used. The stream regression covers finite worker activity and synchronization, not sustained resource retention on persistent workers.
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proposed — Bound aggregate context workspace or provide reclamation tied to completed GPU work. Any reclamation policy should preserve stream ordering and prevent scratch from being released while asynchronous operations still use it.
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Prevent a rejected shape transition from leaving last_nodes_ inconsistent with the mutated cuBLASLt layouts. Any later call now restores and revalidates its requested shape.
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Fixed the rejected-shape recovery issue in 43eeea5.
Plan::run now invalidates last_nodes_ before mutating either cuBLASLt layout. If a layout update or cublasLtMatmulAlgoCheck/workspace validation throws, a subsequent call cannot incorrectly reuse the previous node count; it must restore both layouts and revalidate the requested shape.
This follows the minimal hardening path suggested in review and does not change the successful steady-state GEMM path or policy semantics.
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🟠 Major · Tie fitting contexts to CUDA stream lifetime. · graph_fitting_gemm.h:243-256
source/op/pt/graph_fitting_gemm.h:243-256 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Tie fitting contexts to CUDA stream lifetime.
context() retains one 128 MiB workspace for each device/stream key in a thread-local map. The map has no stream-destruction cleanup, so a long-lived thread can retain workspaces after callers destroy their streams.
graph_fitting uses the current CUDA stream, and the repository test runs it inside a user-created torch.cuda.Stream(). Repeating that pattern with distinct streams can accumulate enough workspaces to exhaust GPU memory.
Add an owner-aware cleanup path at deepmd_fitting::context() that releases a context only after its stream has no queued work and is no longer usable.
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shape_stable does not make graph_fitting_energy_gradient evaluate the complete node matrix when its tile argument is positive. This explicit mode can change the reduction partition as batch size changes, so shape-stable batch invariance does not apply to tiled calls.
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-The actual operation evaluates the complete node matrix: it does not split-inference into frame subbatches or change precision. The default `legacy`+The operation evaluates the complete node matrix when `tile <= 0`. A positive+`tile` explicitly splits node processing into tiles. Neither mode changes+precision. The default `legacy`
The tiling is an existing operator behavior, not a prohibited implementation path. The correction belongs in the documentation.
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Update the documentation around graph_fitting_energy_gradient to clarify that
tile <= 0 evaluates the complete node matrix, while a positive tile explicitly
splits node processing into tiles without changing precision. State that
shape_stable batch invariance does not apply to tiled calls because tiling can
change the reduction partition as batch size changes.
108-116: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Cover rejected-shape recovery.
Plan::run invalidates last_nodes_ before updating either layout and caches it only after algorithm and workspace validation succeed. The current test calls evaluate only with accepted shapes, so a regression that leaves a stale layout after rejection can pass all assertions.
Add a focused test beside test_batch_rows_and_backward_are_identical that reaches the workspace/support rejection, asserts the expected RuntimeError, then runs a valid shape and compares it with a baseline result. Use a deterministic test seam or a known rejected shape; malformed operator inputs fail before Plan::run. Update the fresh-process expectation from Ran 4 tests to Ran 5 tests.
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This PR attacks a reproducibility defect in full-batch DPA4c/DPRc inference: with FP32 cuBLAS SGEMM the reduction configuration can change with the node count even with TF32 disabled, so identical atomic features can produce different fitting energies and input gradients at different batch sizes. It adds an opt-in, process-immutable DP_GRAPH_FITTING_GEMM_POLICY=shape_stable (default legacy, CPU unchanged) implemented in the new source/op/pt/graph_fitting_gemm.h: a per-(thread, device, stream) context holding a cuBLASLt handle plus 128 MiB scratch, a cached plan per (width, reduction, transpose) selected once at a canonical 256-node shape, revalidation via cublasLtMatmulAlgoCheck whenever the node count changes, and an explicit refusal instead of a shape-dependent fallback.
The mapping from the existing cublasSgemm calls to the new descriptors is correct in both orientations, the descriptor attribute types and sizes match the CUDA headers, and the closed set of reachable node counts is handled. The two notes below are about the regression test: both guards it is meant to provide can pass without the property they name actually holding.
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One more note, from an angle I had not covered in my earlier review: CUDA-graph capture. It is unproven rather than demonstrated, so treat it as a question rather than a defect report.
Use distinct inputs per stream in the concurrent-stream test.
test_concurrent_streams_on_one_host_thread runs the same self.x and self.types on both streams. It compares every output with one shared expected. The GEMM context is keyed per stream, so both streams use separate scratch. If that key lost its stream dimension, identical inputs could write equal values into shared scratch. Equal values can leave the outputs unchanged, so the test can still pass. The comment above the test says it checks private scratch isolation. Identical inputs cannot check that.
Give each stream its own input and its own reference. A shared-scratch race can then produce a mismatch. Detection still depends on whether the streams overlap in time. The inputs and references are built before any stream starts. The existing torch.cuda.synchronize() call keeps that data ready before the stream work reads it.
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def test_concurrent_streams_on_one_host_thread(self):
# Launch both streams before synchronizing either. Unlike worker
# threads, this exercises the stream dimension of the thread-local
# GEMM context key and its private scratch workspace.
- expected = self.evaluate(self.x, self.types)+ inputs = [self.x * (1 + 0.1 * index) for index in range(2)]+ expected = [self.evaluate(x, self.types) for x in inputs]
torch.cuda.synchronize()
streams = [torch.cuda.Stream() for _ in range(2)]
outputs = []
- for stream in streams:+ for stream, x in zip(streams, inputs, strict=True):
with torch.cuda.stream(stream):
- outputs.append(self.evaluate(self.x, self.types))+ outputs.append(self.evaluate(x, self.types))
for stream in streams:
stream.synchronize()
- for output in outputs:- for reference, value in zip(expected, output, strict=True):- torch.testing.assert_close(reference, value, atol=0, rtol=0)+ for reference, output in zip(expected, outputs, strict=True):+ for expected_value, value in zip(reference, output, strict=True):+ torch.testing.assert_close(expected_value, value, atol=0, rtol=0)
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Merge current master and keep its deterministic FP32 SIMT fitting runtime
from deepmodeling#6110. Retire the superseded cuBLASLt policy/header and port the five
regressions to both per-layer and canonical fused evaluation.
Check every repeated row, distinct concurrent streams after warm-up,
explicit devices, minimally aligned views, and an independent FP64 reference.
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Use a nonzero head bias in the independent energy reference test.
The fixture sets head_bias to zero. The independent fp64 reference also omits it. An operator that drops b_head therefore passes every assertion in this file. The batch, stream, thread, and alignment checks compare the operator with itself, so they cannot detect a dropped head bias either. The operator currently applies head_bias, so this is a coverage gap, not a current defect.
Set head_bias to a nonzero random value and add it to the reference energy. The random draws before head_bias are unchanged, so the other fixtures keep their values.
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--- a/source/tests/pt_expt/descriptor/test_graph_fitting_batch_invariant.py+++ b/source/tests/pt_expt/descriptor/test_graph_fitting_batch_invariant.py@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@
]
self.biases = [torch.randn(192, **options) * 0.03 for _ in range(3)]
self.head = torch.randn(192, **options) * 0.04
- self.head_bias = torch.zeros(1, device=self.device, dtype=torch.float32)+ self.head_bias = torch.randn(1, **options) * 0.05
self.atomic_bias = torch.arange(6, dtype=torch.float64, device=self.device)
def evaluate(self, x, types, activation=1):
@@ -186,7 +186,11 @@
if current.shape[1] == value.shape[1]:
value = value + current
current = value
- energy = current @ self.head.double() + self.atomic_bias[self.types[:19]]+ energy = (+ current @ self.head.double()+ + self.head_bias.double()+ + self.atomic_bias[self.types[:19]]+ )
(gradient,) = torch.autograd.grad(energy.sum(), x)
for evaluate in (self.evaluate, self.evaluate_fused):
actual_energy, actual_gradient = evaluate(self.x[:19], self.types[:19])
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Update the fixture’s head_bias initialization to use a nonzero random value
without changing the order of earlier random draws, and include its fp64 value
in the independent reference energy calculation. Keep the existing batch,
stream, thread, and alignment checks unchanged.
ThreadPoolExecutor starts a new worker only when no idle worker is available. The four worker calls can therefore run on one thread, and the test still passes. A regression that shares state between host threads can go undetected on such a run.
A threading.Barrier(2) that the first two tasks wait on makes both tasks run on distinct threads. The timeout turns a single-thread schedule into a failure instead of a hang. The barrier does not guarantee overlap of GPU work after the barrier.
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for evaluate in (self.evaluate, self.evaluate_fused):
+ barrier = threading.Barrier(2)- def worker(_):+ def worker(index):+ if index < 2:+ barrier.wait(timeout=60)
stream = torch.cuda.Stream(device=self.device)
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Update the host-thread test using ThreadPoolExecutor so the first two worker
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Use a nonzero head bias in the independent numerical reference and require two host workers to meet at a bounded barrier before concurrent launches.
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Reviewed f442d24. The test-only scope is appropriate after the upstream fitting rewrite, and the earlier full-row coverage, concurrent-stream, host-thread scheduling, and nonzero head-bias issues are addressed. One supported-installation compatibility issue remains: the new CUDA tests do not gate on the availability of the optional fitting CUDA kernels (inline comment).
Validation: path-correct Ruff and git diff --check passed. CPU-only collection skips all five tests. Synthetic CPU probes confirmed that corruption of the final energy/gradient row is detected on both routes, and mocked CUDA orchestration used two distinct host workers in each wave. Those probes do not validate GPU numerics or GPU concurrency. The current Python and C++ CUDA jobs are skipped, so execution of the revised suite on a real GPU remains unverified.
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[P2] Gate on the optional fitting CUDA kernels, not only CUDA availability
A CUDA-enabled PyTorch installation can use a GPU while DeePMD's CUDA fitting kernels are absent. source/op/pt/CMakeLists.txt includes graph_fitting.cu only when both USE_CUDA_TOOLKIT and DEEPMD_TORCH_HAS_CUDA are enabled; importing deepmd.pt.cxx_op also does not guarantee that a custom library was loaded. In these supported configurations this decorator enables all five tests, but the first fitting call fails because the operator is absent or has no CUDA implementation. The neighboring CUDA suites gate on compiled-operator availability as well.
After loading the selected library, check that graph_fitting, graph_fitting_backward, and graph_fitting_energy_gradient each have a CUDA dispatch implementation and skip when these optional kernels are unavailable. Checking only that an operator attribute exists is insufficient because its CPU implementation may be registered. Keep genuine failures of available CUDA kernels visible rather than catching operator execution errors.
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The earlier concerns are addressed at this head: the comparison now covers every repeated row (including the partial tail), the stream-key path is exercised by a same-thread concurrent-stream test after warm-up, and the obsolete cuBLASLt context went away with the upstream #6110 merge.
Remaining observations are non-blocking and mostly concern what the suite pins versus what it exercises:
No assertion observes the launch stream, so a regression that moved the operators to the default stream (or serialised them) would still pass.
On devices where fitting_fused_serves is false for width 192 (e.g. compute capability 7.5, where the latency shape's shared-memory request exceeds the 64 KB opt-in limit), the "fused" half of every comparison silently runs the per-layer kernels; the existing DPA1 CUDA test handles the same situation with graph_fitting_route_rule and a skip.
The alignment test only reaches the per-layer operators, and evaluate_fused clones its input, so the fused kernel's own misaligned-input branch is not exercised.
Tiling (tile=0 only), a zero-containing ownership seed, tanh as an independent oracle, and a resnets entry of 0 are not covered.
The class also gates only on torch.cuda.is_available(), so a CUDA-enabled PyTorch with a CPU-only deepmd build errors instead of skipping; op_available() already exists for that case. GPU execution of the file is still pending per the description.
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Upstream #6110 (4c3a598) replaced fitting's cuBLAS operations with fixed-order FP32 SIMT kernels. That supersedes this PR's earlier cuBLASLt policy. The merge with master preserves the current runtime and removes the obsolete policy/header.
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