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Review comments at @CHANGELOG.rst:
- Line 131: Move the external-draft feature entry from the released 0.47.0
section into the unreleased 0.48.0 section under Speculative Decoding, keeping
its summary concise.
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@examples/speculative_decoding/collect_hidden_states/compute_sparse_policy_hf.py:
- Around line 90-100: Align the temperature contract for `tvd_deploy`: either
reject non-unit `--temperature` when `external_loss=tvd_deploy`, or pass the
configured temperature through the external-loss configuration and use it in
`_deployment_probs` to match `deployment_policy`. Document the chosen contract;
leave `_tvd_sparse` handling of nucleus-excluded token IDs unchanged.
Review comments at @examples/speculative_decoding/main.py:
- Around line 304-319: Update the external_vocab_swap condition around
swap_draft_vocabulary to detect a mismatch between the draft tokenizer and the
base tokenizer, not just a difference in model.config.vocab_size and
base_vocab_size. Ensure the swap runs when the tokenizers differ even if their
vocabularies have the same width.
- Around line 280-357: Update the HF resume path for external dense runs to load
the base model and reattach its output embeddings and final norm with
attach_base_lm_head before _teacher_logits is used. Preserve the
checkpoint-loaded draft without replacing or reconverting it, and skip
reattachment for sparse resumes.
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@modelopt_recipes/general/speculative_decoding/external_draft.yaml:
- Around line 28-30: Update the comment above sparse_data_path to list tvd_ce
alongside tvd and tvd_deploy, matching the objectives accepted by
SPARSE_CAPABLE_LOSSES.
Review comments at @modelopt/torch/speculative/config.py:
- Around line 472-483: Update the external_loss annotation in
ModelOptExternalDraftRecipe to a Literal restricted to the supported objectives:
soft_ce, tvd, tvd_deploy, and tvd_ce, so invalid values are rejected during
recipe validation.
Review comments at @modelopt/torch/speculative/external/sparse_data.py:
- Around line 254-262: Update the stale-cache handling around _build_cache so
processes launched with torchrun coordinate even before torch.distributed is
initialized: use a shared file lock, or select one builder using RANK/LOCAL_RANK
and make other processes wait until meta.json is ready before reading it.
Review comments at @modelopt/torch/speculative/plugins/hf_external.py:
- Around line 115-127: In the sparse path of `forward`, expose the computed
accuracy through `draft_out.train_acc` as a one-element list containing the
detached accuracy, matching the dense path so `EagleTrainerWithAccLog` can log
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- Around line 259-260: Update the shard cleanup/finalization flow around
`written_in_shard` so `os.replace` publishes the active shard only after normal
completion. If tokenization or inference fails, close and remove the active
temporary file instead of leaving it available as a completed `.jsonl.gz` shard.
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338-341: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRemove the duplicate base tokenizer load.
When
external_vocab_swapis true,base_tokenizeris already loaded at Line 310. The code at Lines 338-341 loads it a second time from the same path. This costs extra I/O and makes the two copies drift if one call changes.Load
base_tokenizeronce before theifblock. Use it in both the swap andvalidate_tokenizer_against_base.Lines 338-341 are unchanged context, so no diff is attached. Move the load that starts at Line 310 above the
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314-314: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueCorrect the no-op comment instead of skipping the swap.
swap_draft_vocabularyalways rebuilds the embedding matrix forbase_vocab_sizeand rebuilds an untied output head. With identical tokenizer mappings and matching model dimensions, every valid token row is copied back to the same ID, so the temporary random values do not change those rows. Rows outside the tokenizer mapping or outside the target dimension can still be initialized or removed.Do not skip the swap based only on tokenizer equality or tokenizer length.
validate_against_basechecksconfig.vocab_size, not the actual embedding and head dimensions.Suggested comment fix
- # Gate on the flag alone, not on a size difference: different tokenizers are - # routinely padded to the same width, and that is exactly the case the swap - # exists for. swap_draft_vocabulary is a no-op relabel when they already agree. + # Gate on the flag alone: equal tokenizer vocabularies preserve matching rows, + # but the swap still resizes the embeddings and rebuilds an untied output head + # for base_vocab_size. Different tokenizers can have the same padded width.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @examples/speculative_decoding/main.py:
- Around line 338-341: Move the existing `base_tokenizer` load before the
`external_vocab_swap` conditional and reuse that instance in both the swap logic
and `validate_tokenizer_against_base`; remove the duplicate
`AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained` call.
- Line 314: Update the comment at the call to swap_draft_vocabulary to clarify
that matching tokenizer mappings preserve corresponding rows, but the swap still
resizes embeddings and rebuilds an untied output head for base_vocab_size;
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- Around line 152-153: Update the output-head remapping around
get_output_embeddings so a trained bias is preserved and re-indexed alongside
new_head_weight using base_ids and draft_ids. Copy bias values for matched
tokens, initialize unmatched entries separately, and apply this logic for both
tied and untied heads while preserving the existing weight remapping.
- Line 150: After _retarget_special_tokens and resize_token_embeddings,
synchronize the draft input embedding’s padding_idx and the model-level padding
metadata with the resolved base pad_token_id, preserving None when no valid pad
ID exists.
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- Around line 144-146: Update the independence test setup before the vocabulary
swap to copy the initial embedding weights into the untied head, ensuring both
fills use identical source statistics. In the assertion around dots and shared,
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Reviewed the one commit, 27970eb, now that it targets main. The swap is sound. It runs before convert, rebuilds an untied head from its own rows, does the re-index in two gathers, and is skipped on resume. On CPU, a 32k to 152k swap at hidden 2048 (untied, bf16) took 17.6 s and peaked at +2.3 GB RSS, once at setup, so I have no performance concern. The inline comments cover the following:
- Duplication:
setup_external_drafthas two copies of the base-tokenizer load, and with the swap on, the fresh path loads it twice. Load it once, before the swap. The suggestion is on L261, plus a manual delete of L320-324. This finishes the earlier bot thread on L325: that fix addedmodel_max_lengthbut kept both loads. - Dead code:
ExternalDraftModel.external_vocab_swapis never read (external_model.pyL35/L45). - Tests: two of the 7 tests repeat others; drop them. Two assertions do not fail when the code they guard is removed: the shared-seed check and the
Noneguard. Fixes are inline, and each is checked by reverting the code it guards. - Missing test: the resume skip in
main.py. The comment above the block calls a second swap on resume a silent corruption, yet no test coversdraft_is_resumed. Please extendtests/unit/examples/test_speculative_decoding_main.py, which already testssetup_external_draft, with the test below. It gives the draft a reversed vocabulary, so a fresh run must permute the rows and a resumed run must leave them alone. Both cases fail when I invert theif draft_is_resumed:branch, and both pass as written:
@pytest.mark.parametrize("resumed", [False, True])
def test_vocab_swap_runs_on_a_fresh_draft_only(main_mod, monkeypatch, resumed):
"""A resumed draft is already base-indexed; swapping it again scrambles its trained rows."""
draft_tok = _FakeTok()
draft_tok._vocab = {chr(i): VOCAB - 1 - i for i in range(VOCAB)} # reversed ids
monkeypatch.setattr(
main_mod.transformers.AutoTokenizer,
"from_pretrained",
classmethod(lambda cls, name, *a, **k: draft_tok if name == "draft" else _FakeTok()),
)
recipe = _recipe(offline_data_path="/tmp/hidden")
recipe.external.external_vocab_swap = True
draft = _tiny_causal_lm()
before = draft.get_input_embeddings().weight.data.clone()
main_mod.setup_external_draft(
recipe,
_training_args(),
base_model=_tiny_causal_lm(hidden=2 * HIDDEN),
draft=draft,
draft_is_resumed=resumed,
)
after = draft.get_input_embeddings().weight.data
expected = before if resumed else before.flip(0)
assert torch.equal(after, expected)With every suggestion applied: test_external_draft_vocab_swap.py goes from 7 to 5 tests, plus the 2 cases above. tests/unit/torch/speculative, tests/unit/examples and tests/unit/recipe pass (976 tests), and ruff is clean.
| if external_cfg.get("external_vocab_swap"): | ||
| # Same arguments as the draft tokenizer above: this one replaces it below, and | ||
| # loading it without model_max_length would silently drop the training length | ||
| # back to whatever the base's tokenizer_config happens to carry. | ||
| swap_base_tokenizer = transformers.AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained( | ||
| recipe.model.model_name_or_path, | ||
| model_max_length=training_args.training_seq_len, | ||
| trust_remote_code=recipe.model.trust_remote_code, | ||
| ) | ||
| if draft_is_resumed: | ||
| print_rank_0( | ||
| "[external] resuming an already-swapped draft; keeping its embeddings as saved" | ||
| ) | ||
| else: | ||
| stats = swap_draft_vocabulary(draft, tokenizer, swap_base_tokenizer, base_vocab_size) | ||
| print_rank_0( | ||
| f"[external] vocabulary swapped onto the base: " | ||
| f"{stats['matched']}/{stats['total']} rows carried over, " | ||
| f"{stats['frequent_coverage']:.1%} of the first 50k ids" | ||
| ) | ||
| # Either way the draft's rows are indexed by the base vocabulary from here on, | ||
| # so that is the tokenizer it must be validated and trained against. It is also | ||
| # the base tokenizer the validation below needs, so hand it over rather than | ||
| # loading the same files a second time. | ||
| tokenizer = swap_base_tokenizer | ||
| if base_tokenizer is None: | ||
| base_tokenizer = swap_base_tokenizer |
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Duplication: on the fresh path, train() already passes base_tokenizer, loaded with the same three arguments (L463). So with the swap on, this block loads the base tokenizer a second time. L320-324 is a third copy of the same load, used only when the swap is off on resume. A single if base_tokenizer is None load here serves every path and drops the swap_base_tokenizer alias. With this change, delete L320-324: the if base_tokenizer is None: base_tokenizer = AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained(...) block just before validate_tokenizer_against_base. That line is outside the diff, so I can't suggest it inline.
| if external_cfg.get("external_vocab_swap"): | |
| # Same arguments as the draft tokenizer above: this one replaces it below, and | |
| # loading it without model_max_length would silently drop the training length | |
| # back to whatever the base's tokenizer_config happens to carry. | |
| swap_base_tokenizer = transformers.AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained( | |
| recipe.model.model_name_or_path, | |
| model_max_length=training_args.training_seq_len, | |
| trust_remote_code=recipe.model.trust_remote_code, | |
| ) | |
| if draft_is_resumed: | |
| print_rank_0( | |
| "[external] resuming an already-swapped draft; keeping its embeddings as saved" | |
| ) | |
| else: | |
| stats = swap_draft_vocabulary(draft, tokenizer, swap_base_tokenizer, base_vocab_size) | |
| print_rank_0( | |
| f"[external] vocabulary swapped onto the base: " | |
| f"{stats['matched']}/{stats['total']} rows carried over, " | |
| f"{stats['frequent_coverage']:.1%} of the first 50k ids" | |
| ) | |
| # Either way the draft's rows are indexed by the base vocabulary from here on, | |
| # so that is the tokenizer it must be validated and trained against. It is also | |
| # the base tokenizer the validation below needs, so hand it over rather than | |
| # loading the same files a second time. | |
| tokenizer = swap_base_tokenizer | |
| if base_tokenizer is None: | |
| base_tokenizer = swap_base_tokenizer | |
| if base_tokenizer is None: | |
| base_tokenizer = transformers.AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained( | |
| recipe.model.model_name_or_path, | |
| model_max_length=training_args.training_seq_len, | |
| trust_remote_code=recipe.model.trust_remote_code, | |
| ) | |
| if external_cfg["external_vocab_swap"]: | |
| if draft_is_resumed: | |
| print_rank_0( | |
| "[external] resuming an already-swapped draft; keeping its embeddings as saved" | |
| ) | |
| else: | |
| stats = swap_draft_vocabulary(draft, tokenizer, base_tokenizer, base_vocab_size) | |
| print_rank_0( | |
| f"[external] vocabulary swapped onto the base: " | |
| f"{stats['matched']}/{stats['total']} rows carried over, " | |
| f"{stats['frequent_coverage']:.1%} of the first 50k ids" | |
| ) | |
| # The draft's rows are indexed by the base vocabulary from here on, so train and | |
| # validate it against the base tokenizer. | |
| tokenizer = base_tokenizer |
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Applied in 3fd9d4a0, including the manual delete of the third copy. You are right that my earlier fix was half-done: I added model_max_length to the swap's load and handed it to base_tokenizer, but left both loads in place, so the fresh path still fetched it twice. There is now one load before the swap serving every path, and setup_external_draft is down to two AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained calls: the draft's own, and the base's.
| def _setup(self): | ||
| self._register_temp_attribute("external_loss", "tvd") | ||
| self._register_temp_attribute("external_report_acc", True) | ||
| self._register_temp_attribute("external_vocab_swap", False) |
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Dead attribute: nothing reads draft.external_vocab_swap. main.py reads the flag from recipe.external before convert, so the model never needs it. The field on ExternalDraftConfig is enough. With this line and L45 removed, tests/unit/torch/speculative, tests/unit/examples and tests/unit/recipe still pass (976 tests).
| self._register_temp_attribute("external_vocab_swap", False) |
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Removed, along with L45. A bot raised this earlier and I kept it for config-to-attribute parity with the other external_* fields; you are the second to call it dead and you are right that main.py reads the flag from recipe.external before convert, so the model never needs it. With both lines gone this PR no longer touches external_model.py at all.
| """Base external draft modify function. Child class should implement the details.""" | ||
| self.external_loss = config.external_loss | ||
| self.external_report_acc = config.external_report_acc | ||
| self.external_vocab_swap = config.external_vocab_swap |
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Goes with L35.
| self.external_vocab_swap = config.external_vocab_swap |
| def test_swap_runs_when_sizes_match_but_tokenizers_differ(): | ||
| """The case the swap exists for: padded to the same width, different token ids.""" | ||
| draft = _causal_lm(vocab_size=4) | ||
| before = draft.get_input_embeddings().weight.data.clone() | ||
| # same size, different mapping | ||
| stats = swap_draft_vocabulary(draft, _FakeTok({"a": 0, "b": 1}), _FakeTok({"b": 0, "a": 1}), 4) | ||
| assert stats["matched"] == 2 | ||
| after = draft.get_input_embeddings().weight.data | ||
| assert torch.allclose(after[0], before[1]), "base 'b' must take the draft's 'b' row" | ||
| assert torch.allclose(after[1], before[0]), "base 'a' must take the draft's 'a' row" | ||
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| def test_special_token_ids_follow_the_base_vocabulary(): | ||
| """The checkpoint is saved with the base tokenizer, so its ids must match it.""" | ||
| draft = _causal_lm(vocab_size=8) | ||
| draft.config.eos_token_id = 2 # a draft-vocabulary id | ||
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| swap_draft_vocabulary(draft, _FakeTok({"a": 0, "</s>": 2}), base, 4) | ||
| assert draft.config.eos_token_id == 3, "eos must point at the base tokenizer's id" | ||
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Test bloat: both tests repeat ones that stay.
test_swap_runs_when_sizes_match_but_tokenizers_differ:swap_draft_vocabularynever compares sizes (the gate is the flag inmain.py), so this is the permutation check fromtest_vocab_swap_carries_over_matching_tokens_and_reports_coverageagain.test_special_token_ids_follow_the_base_vocabulary:test_special_tokens_are_never_overwritten_with_nonealready asserts the eos retarget (3 to 1). With_retarget_special_tokensremoved, both tests fail together.
| def test_swap_runs_when_sizes_match_but_tokenizers_differ(): | |
| """The case the swap exists for: padded to the same width, different token ids.""" | |
| draft = _causal_lm(vocab_size=4) | |
| before = draft.get_input_embeddings().weight.data.clone() | |
| # same size, different mapping | |
| stats = swap_draft_vocabulary(draft, _FakeTok({"a": 0, "b": 1}), _FakeTok({"b": 0, "a": 1}), 4) | |
| assert stats["matched"] == 2 | |
| after = draft.get_input_embeddings().weight.data | |
| assert torch.allclose(after[0], before[1]), "base 'b' must take the draft's 'b' row" | |
| assert torch.allclose(after[1], before[0]), "base 'a' must take the draft's 'a' row" | |
| def test_special_token_ids_follow_the_base_vocabulary(): | |
| """The checkpoint is saved with the base tokenizer, so its ids must match it.""" | |
| draft = _causal_lm(vocab_size=8) | |
| draft.config.eos_token_id = 2 # a draft-vocabulary id | |
| class _Tok(_FakeTok): | |
| eos_token = "</s>" | |
| bos_token = None | |
| pad_token = None | |
| unk_token = None | |
| base = _Tok({"a": 0, "</s>": 3}) | |
| swap_draft_vocabulary(draft, _FakeTok({"a": 0, "</s>": 2}), base, 4) | |
| assert draft.config.eos_token_id == 3, "eos must point at the base tokenizer's id" |
| def test_unmatched_embedding_and_head_rows_are_independent(): | ||
| """The two fills must not share a normal stream. | ||
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| ``head_i . emb_i`` positive in expectation -- a raised self-logit on exactly the ids | ||
| the draft knows nothing about, biasing it toward proposing them. Determinism needs | ||
| the seed fixed, not shared. | ||
| """ | ||
| torch.manual_seed(0) | ||
| draft = _causal_lm(vocab_size=4) # LlamaConfig defaults to an untied head | ||
| tok_d, tok_b = _FakeTok({"x": 0}), _FakeTok({"x": 0, "q": 1, "r": 2, "s": 3}) | ||
| swap_draft_vocabulary(draft, tok_d, tok_b, 4) | ||
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| head = draft.get_output_embeddings().weight.data | ||
| # rows 1..3 are unmatched, so they came from the statistical fill | ||
| dots = (emb[1:] * head[1:]).sum(-1) | ||
| shared = (emb[1:] * emb[1:]).sum(-1) # what a shared stream would look like | ||
| assert not torch.allclose(dots, shared), "head and embedding fills share a stream" |
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This test passes with the bug it names. With seed=1 changed to seed=0 in vocab_swap.py, all 7 tests still pass. The two fills draw from different mean/std, so dots != shared holds either way. CodeRabbit raised the same point; here is the fix. Give the head the embeddings' rows, so a shared seed draws identical unmatched rows. I checked that this version fails with seed=0 and passes as written.
| def test_unmatched_embedding_and_head_rows_are_independent(): | |
| """The two fills must not share a normal stream. | |
| Both draws ask for the same shape, so one seed for both gives every unmatched row | |
| ``head_i . emb_i`` positive in expectation -- a raised self-logit on exactly the ids | |
| the draft knows nothing about, biasing it toward proposing them. Determinism needs | |
| the seed fixed, not shared. | |
| """ | |
| torch.manual_seed(0) | |
| draft = _causal_lm(vocab_size=4) # LlamaConfig defaults to an untied head | |
| tok_d, tok_b = _FakeTok({"x": 0}), _FakeTok({"x": 0, "q": 1, "r": 2, "s": 3}) | |
| swap_draft_vocabulary(draft, tok_d, tok_b, 4) | |
| emb = draft.get_input_embeddings().weight.data | |
| head = draft.get_output_embeddings().weight.data | |
| # rows 1..3 are unmatched, so they came from the statistical fill | |
| dots = (emb[1:] * head[1:]).sum(-1) | |
| shared = (emb[1:] * emb[1:]).sum(-1) # what a shared stream would look like | |
| assert not torch.allclose(dots, shared), "head and embedding fills share a stream" | |
| def test_unmatched_embedding_and_head_rows_are_independent(): | |
| """Embedding and head fills must not share a normal stream.""" | |
| draft = _causal_lm(vocab_size=4) # LlamaConfig defaults to an untied head | |
| # identical statistics, so a shared seed would draw identical rows | |
| draft.get_output_embeddings().weight.data.copy_(draft.get_input_embeddings().weight.data) | |
| swap_draft_vocabulary(draft, _FakeTok({"x": 0}), _FakeTok({"x": 0, "q": 1, "r": 2}), 4) | |
| emb = draft.get_input_embeddings().weight.data | |
| head = draft.get_output_embeddings().weight.data | |
| assert not torch.allclose(emb[1:], head[1:]), "head and embedding fills share a stream" |
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Applied. Copying the embeddings into the head so the two fills draw from identical statistics is the part I had wrong: my version compared draws from different mean/std, so it could never have caught a shared seed. It fails with seed=0 now.
| draft.config.pad_token_id = 2 | ||
| base = _FakeTok( | ||
| {"a": 0, "b": 1}, | ||
| specials={"eos_token": "<|eot_id|>"}, # present, but an added token |
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The new_id is None guard in _retarget_special_tokens is untested. With it removed, all 7 tests still pass: the base here has no pad_token, so the isinstance check skips it first. A pad_token the base cannot resolve exercises the guard. I checked that the test then fails without the guard.
| specials={"eos_token": "<|eot_id|>"}, # present, but an added token | |
| # eos is an added token; pad is set but unknown to the base | |
| specials={"eos_token": "<|eot_id|>", "pad_token": "<pad>"}, |
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Applied. The base now sets a pad_token it cannot resolve, so the new_id is None branch is actually reached rather than short-circuited by the isinstance check.
| ) | ||
| swap_draft_vocabulary(draft, _FakeTok({"a": 0}), base, 4) | ||
| assert draft.config.eos_token_id == 1, "an added-token eos must resolve, not erase" | ||
| assert draft.config.pad_token_id == 2, "a base without pad_token must leave the draft's" |
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Goes with the pad_token above.
| assert draft.config.pad_token_id == 2, "a base without pad_token must leave the draft's" | |
| assert draft.config.pad_token_id == 2, "an unresolved pad_token must leave the draft's" |
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All seven inline threads are addressed in That was a real gap: the comment above the block calls a second swap on resume a silent corruption, and nothing covered |
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- Around line 267-281: The resume path must select the tokenizer based on the
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@kevalmorabia97 flagging a CI break that is not from this PR, since you are closest to the CI work at the moment.
It is not the Megatron-LM submodule, which is what the log tail looks like. Six launcher test modules fail to collect:
A pin would be the obvious fix: "leptonai<0.47", # 0.47 moved leptonai.api.v1, which nemo-run importsTwo things I could not establish: 0.47.0 published at 02:27Z but runs stayed green until 10:02Z, so an index or CI cache expiring is what actually exposed it; and I have no way to verify locally that 0.27.3 still resolves against the current This PR is otherwise green: 51 passed, and the only other red is |
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Re-reviewed 7e09a9d. All 7 of my earlier threads are addressed: one base-tokenizer load, the dead attribute removed, the two duplicate tests dropped, the shared-seed and None-guard tests fixed, and my resume test added.
Please rebase onto main. The launcher job (and so unit-pr-required-check) fails because leptonai==0.47.1 breaks tools/launcher test collection. That is fixed on main by #2892 (Pin "leptonai<0.47"), which this branch does not include yet.
Two inline points remain:
- Resume detection (
main.pyL251-289): the new width check (already_swapped) still misses an equal-width draft trained without the swap, which is CodeRabbit's open thread. The checkpoint'smodelopt_statealready recordsexternal_vocab_swap, so reading it gives the real answer. It also removes thedraft_is_resumedparameter and most of the 17 lines of comments. The suggestions covermain.pyand the main-script test, which grows to 3 cases. - The bias remap in
vocab_swap.pyhas no test. A two-line extension of the untied-head test covers it.
I checked each test change by breaking the code it guards: the width check fails [False], always-swap fails [True], and removing the bias copy fails the head test. With every suggestion applied, tests/unit/torch/speculative, tests/unit/examples and tests/unit/recipe pass (977 tests), and ruff is clean.
| # Gate on the flag alone, not on a size difference: different tokenizers are | ||
| # routinely padded to the same width, and that is exactly the case the swap exists | ||
| # for. Must precede convert so the saved ModelOpt state describes the post-swap | ||
| # architecture. The rewrite itself is skipped on a resume: such a checkpoint already | ||
| # has base-indexed rows, while the tokenizer loaded above is still the original | ||
| # draft's, so swapping again would permute trained rows through a mapping that no | ||
| # longer applies and re-draw every id that tokenizer could not spell. Both | ||
| # validations below would still pass -- sizes match and both tokenizers are the | ||
| # base's by then -- so the run would resume from scrambled embeddings against a | ||
| # plausible loss curve. | ||
| if base_tokenizer is None: | ||
| base_tokenizer = transformers.AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained( | ||
| recipe.model.model_name_or_path, | ||
| model_max_length=training_args.training_seq_len, | ||
| trust_remote_code=recipe.model.trust_remote_code, | ||
| ) | ||
| if external_cfg["external_vocab_swap"]: | ||
| # Skip the rewrite only for a draft that carries base-indexed rows already. | ||
| # Keying on draft_is_resumed alone trusts the flag rather than the checkpoint: | ||
| # turning the swap on while resuming a run that did not use it would skip the | ||
| # rewrite and still train against the base tokenizer, and the checks below | ||
| # cannot catch that -- the tokenizer check compares the base against itself | ||
| # once tokenizer is reassigned, leaving only the vocabulary size, which is | ||
| # exactly what coincides in the case this option exists for. | ||
| already_swapped = draft.get_input_embeddings().weight.shape[0] == base_vocab_size | ||
| if draft_is_resumed and already_swapped: | ||
| print_rank_0( | ||
| "[external] resuming an already-swapped draft; keeping its embeddings as saved" | ||
| ) | ||
| else: | ||
| stats = swap_draft_vocabulary(draft, tokenizer, base_tokenizer, base_vocab_size) | ||
| print_rank_0( | ||
| f"[external] vocabulary swapped onto the base: " | ||
| f"{stats['matched']}/{stats['total']} rows carried over, " | ||
| f"{stats['frequent_coverage']:.1%} of the first 50k ids" | ||
| ) | ||
| # The draft's rows are indexed by the base vocabulary from here on, so train and | ||
| # validate it against the base tokenizer. | ||
| tokenizer = base_tokenizer |
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The skip should read the checkpoint's own record, not the embedding width. CodeRabbit's open thread on L289 is right. With already_swapped keyed on width, resuming a run that did not swap (an equal-width draft, which is the case this option exists for) with the flag now on still skips the swap and trains draft-indexed rows against the base tokenizer, and every check below passes. The provenance is already saved: convert runs with external_cfg, so the checkpoint's modelopt_state records external_vocab_swap. I checked that it is True after save_pretrained and from_pretrained, and swap runs before modify() overwrites it. Reading it also makes draft_is_resumed unnecessary, since a draft with a saved external state is a resume. .get() keeps checkpoints from before this field loadable. This also shortens the two comment blocks (17 lines) to the parts that still apply.
| # Gate on the flag alone, not on a size difference: different tokenizers are | |
| # routinely padded to the same width, and that is exactly the case the swap exists | |
| # for. Must precede convert so the saved ModelOpt state describes the post-swap | |
| # architecture. The rewrite itself is skipped on a resume: such a checkpoint already | |
| # has base-indexed rows, while the tokenizer loaded above is still the original | |
| # draft's, so swapping again would permute trained rows through a mapping that no | |
| # longer applies and re-draw every id that tokenizer could not spell. Both | |
| # validations below would still pass -- sizes match and both tokenizers are the | |
| # base's by then -- so the run would resume from scrambled embeddings against a | |
| # plausible loss curve. | |
| if base_tokenizer is None: | |
| base_tokenizer = transformers.AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained( | |
| recipe.model.model_name_or_path, | |
| model_max_length=training_args.training_seq_len, | |
| trust_remote_code=recipe.model.trust_remote_code, | |
| ) | |
| if external_cfg["external_vocab_swap"]: | |
| # Skip the rewrite only for a draft that carries base-indexed rows already. | |
| # Keying on draft_is_resumed alone trusts the flag rather than the checkpoint: | |
| # turning the swap on while resuming a run that did not use it would skip the | |
| # rewrite and still train against the base tokenizer, and the checks below | |
| # cannot catch that -- the tokenizer check compares the base against itself | |
| # once tokenizer is reassigned, leaving only the vocabulary size, which is | |
| # exactly what coincides in the case this option exists for. | |
| already_swapped = draft.get_input_embeddings().weight.shape[0] == base_vocab_size | |
| if draft_is_resumed and already_swapped: | |
| print_rank_0( | |
| "[external] resuming an already-swapped draft; keeping its embeddings as saved" | |
| ) | |
| else: | |
| stats = swap_draft_vocabulary(draft, tokenizer, base_tokenizer, base_vocab_size) | |
| print_rank_0( | |
| f"[external] vocabulary swapped onto the base: " | |
| f"{stats['matched']}/{stats['total']} rows carried over, " | |
| f"{stats['frequent_coverage']:.1%} of the first 50k ids" | |
| ) | |
| # The draft's rows are indexed by the base vocabulary from here on, so train and | |
| # validate it against the base tokenizer. | |
| tokenizer = base_tokenizer | |
| if base_tokenizer is None: | |
| base_tokenizer = transformers.AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained( | |
| recipe.model.model_name_or_path, | |
| model_max_length=training_args.training_seq_len, | |
| trust_remote_code=recipe.model.trust_remote_code, | |
| ) | |
| # Gate on the flag, not on a size difference: different tokenizers are routinely padded | |
| # to the same width. Must precede convert so the saved ModelOpt state describes the | |
| # post-swap architecture. | |
| if external_cfg["external_vocab_swap"]: | |
| # The checkpoint's saved config says whether its rows are already base-indexed; | |
| # swapping those again would scramble them while every check below still passes. | |
| saved = dict(modelopt_state(draft)["modelopt_state_dict"]).get("external") | |
| if saved is not None and saved["config"].get("external_vocab_swap"): | |
| print_rank_0("[external] draft is already swapped; keeping its embeddings as saved") | |
| else: | |
| stats = swap_draft_vocabulary(draft, tokenizer, base_tokenizer, base_vocab_size) | |
| print_rank_0( | |
| f"[external] vocabulary swapped onto the base: " | |
| f"{stats['matched']}/{stats['total']} rows carried over, " | |
| f"{stats['frequent_coverage']:.1%} of the first 50k ids" | |
| ) | |
| # The draft's rows are indexed by the base vocabulary from here on, so train and | |
| # validate it against the base tokenizer. | |
| tokenizer = base_tokenizer |
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Applied in acaeeb47. You are right that the width check was the wrong signal: at equal width it cannot tell a swapped draft from one that was never swapped, which is the case the option exists for. Reading external_vocab_swap back out of the checkpoint's modelopt_state answers it directly, and it drops draft_is_resumed and about 14 lines of comment with it.
| def setup_external_draft( | ||
| recipe, training_args, base_model, draft=None, dry_run=False, base_tokenizer=None | ||
| recipe, | ||
| training_args, | ||
| base_model, | ||
| draft=None, | ||
| dry_run=False, | ||
| base_tokenizer=None, | ||
| draft_is_resumed=False, | ||
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Goes with reading the swap state from the checkpoint: draft_is_resumed is no longer needed.
| def setup_external_draft( | |
| recipe, training_args, base_model, draft=None, dry_run=False, base_tokenizer=None | |
| recipe, | |
| training_args, | |
| base_model, | |
| draft=None, | |
| dry_run=False, | |
| base_tokenizer=None, | |
| draft_is_resumed=False, | |
| ): | |
| def setup_external_draft( | |
| recipe, training_args, base_model, draft=None, dry_run=False, base_tokenizer=None | |
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| draft_is_resumed: the draft came from a checkpoint this mode already converted, | ||
| so any vocabulary swap it needed has been applied and baked into its weights. |
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Same.
| draft_is_resumed: the draft came from a checkpoint this mode already converted, | |
| so any vocabulary swap it needed has been applied and baked into its weights. |
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Applied in acaeeb47.
| model, tokenizer = setup_external_draft( | ||
| recipe, training_args, base_model=base_model, draft=model, dry_run=dry_run | ||
| recipe, | ||
| training_args, | ||
| base_model=base_model, | ||
| draft=model, | ||
| dry_run=dry_run, | ||
| draft_is_resumed=True, | ||
| ) |
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Same; this returns to the line on main.
| model, tokenizer = setup_external_draft( | |
| recipe, training_args, base_model=base_model, draft=model, dry_run=dry_run | |
| recipe, | |
| training_args, | |
| base_model=base_model, | |
| draft=model, | |
| dry_run=dry_run, | |
| draft_is_resumed=True, | |
| ) | |
| model, tokenizer = setup_external_draft( | |
| recipe, training_args, base_model=base_model, draft=model, dry_run=dry_run | |
| ) |
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| @pytest.mark.parametrize("resumed", [False, True]) | ||
| def test_vocab_swap_runs_on_a_fresh_draft_only(main_mod, monkeypatch, resumed): | ||
| """A resumed draft is already base-indexed; swapping it again scrambles its trained rows.""" | ||
| draft_tok = _FakeTok({chr(i): VOCAB - 1 - i for i in range(VOCAB)}) # reversed ids | ||
| monkeypatch.setattr( | ||
| main_mod.transformers.AutoTokenizer, | ||
| "from_pretrained", | ||
| classmethod(lambda cls, name, *a, **k: draft_tok if name == "draft" else _FakeTok()), | ||
| ) | ||
| recipe = _recipe(offline_data_path="/tmp/hidden") | ||
| recipe.external.external_vocab_swap = True | ||
| draft = _tiny_causal_lm() | ||
| before = draft.get_input_embeddings().weight.data.clone() | ||
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| recipe, | ||
| _training_args(), | ||
| base_model=_tiny_causal_lm(hidden=2 * HIDDEN), | ||
| draft=draft, | ||
| draft_is_resumed=resumed, | ||
| ) | ||
| after = draft.get_input_embeddings().weight.data | ||
| expected = before if resumed else before.flip(0) | ||
| assert torch.equal(after, expected) | ||
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Goes with the provenance check. The False case is CodeRabbit's scenario: a converted draft trained without the swap, at equal width. Against the PR's width check, [False] fails. Against an always-swap, [True] fails. With the suggestion, all three pass.
| @pytest.mark.parametrize("resumed", [False, True]) | |
| def test_vocab_swap_runs_on_a_fresh_draft_only(main_mod, monkeypatch, resumed): | |
| """A resumed draft is already base-indexed; swapping it again scrambles its trained rows.""" | |
| draft_tok = _FakeTok({chr(i): VOCAB - 1 - i for i in range(VOCAB)}) # reversed ids | |
| monkeypatch.setattr( | |
| main_mod.transformers.AutoTokenizer, | |
| "from_pretrained", | |
| classmethod(lambda cls, name, *a, **k: draft_tok if name == "draft" else _FakeTok()), | |
| ) | |
| recipe = _recipe(offline_data_path="/tmp/hidden") | |
| recipe.external.external_vocab_swap = True | |
| draft = _tiny_causal_lm() | |
| before = draft.get_input_embeddings().weight.data.clone() | |
| main_mod.setup_external_draft( | |
| recipe, | |
| _training_args(), | |
| base_model=_tiny_causal_lm(hidden=2 * HIDDEN), | |
| draft=draft, | |
| draft_is_resumed=resumed, | |
| ) | |
| after = draft.get_input_embeddings().weight.data | |
| expected = before if resumed else before.flip(0) | |
| assert torch.equal(after, expected) | |
| # None: a fresh draft; otherwise the swap flag the checkpoint was trained with | |
| @pytest.mark.parametrize("saved_swap", [None, False, True]) | |
| def test_vocab_swap_skips_only_an_already_swapped_draft(main_mod, monkeypatch, saved_swap): | |
| """Swapping a base-indexed draft again scrambles its trained rows; equal widths hide it.""" | |
| draft_tok = _FakeTok({chr(i): VOCAB - 1 - i for i in range(VOCAB)}) # reversed ids | |
| monkeypatch.setattr( | |
| main_mod.transformers.AutoTokenizer, | |
| "from_pretrained", | |
| classmethod(lambda cls, name, *a, **k: draft_tok if name == "draft" else _FakeTok()), | |
| ) | |
| recipe = _recipe(offline_data_path="/tmp/hidden") | |
| recipe.external.external_vocab_swap = True | |
| draft = _tiny_causal_lm() | |
| if saved_swap is not None: | |
| mtsp.convert(draft, [("external", {"external_vocab_swap": saved_swap})]) | |
| before = draft.get_input_embeddings().weight.data.clone() | |
| main_mod.setup_external_draft( | |
| recipe, _training_args(), base_model=_tiny_causal_lm(hidden=2 * HIDDEN), draft=draft | |
| ) | |
| after = draft.get_input_embeddings().weight.data | |
| assert torch.equal(after, before if saved_swap else before.flip(0)) |
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Applied in acaeeb47. The False case is the one my version got wrong, so it is the useful one.
| draft = _causal_lm(vocab_size=8) | ||
| draft.config.tie_word_embeddings = False | ||
| # Make the head plainly distinct from the embeddings so a mix-up is visible. | ||
| draft.get_output_embeddings().weight.data.normal_(mean=5.0, std=0.01) |
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The bias remap you added in 7e09a9dd has no test. It is a fix, so it needs one that fails without it. Giving the untied head a bias here does that: with the bias.data.copy_ line removed, this test fails.
| draft.get_output_embeddings().weight.data.normal_(mean=5.0, std=0.01) | |
| draft.get_output_embeddings().weight.data.normal_(mean=5.0, std=0.01) | |
| draft.lm_head.bias = torch.nn.Parameter(torch.arange(8.0)) # Llama has none; others do |
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Taken, with one addition. I do not think the suggestion as written fails when the fix is removed: every assertion in that test reads weight, so dropping bias.data.copy_ leaves them all passing and the bias is never looked at. I could not run it here to confirm, so if you saw it fail I would like to know what I am missing.
Either way it needs an assertion to be a test of the fix, so acaeeb47 adds one alongside your line: it clones the bias before the swap and checks that bias_after[0] == bias_before[1] and bias_after[1] == bias_before[0], matching the row mapping the weight assertions already check. That does fail without the copy.
| "the output head must not be overwritten with input-embedding rows" | ||
| ) | ||
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Goes with the bias above.
| "the output head must not be overwritten with input-embedding rows" | |
| ) | |
| assert not torch.allclose(head_after[0], embed_before[1]), ( | |
| "the output head must not be overwritten with input-embedding rows" | |
| ) | |
| assert draft.lm_head.bias[:2].tolist() == [1.0, 0.0], "bias must move with its row" |
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Re-reviewed acaeeb4. Everything from my last review is in, and the branch is rebased onto main with the leptonai fix (#2892), so CI is green.
- Resume detection now reads
external_vocab_swapfrom the checkpoint's saved state, anddraft_is_resumedis gone. - The main-script test has the 3 cases.
- The bias test is your stronger version, which compares against the saved bias. It fails when the
bias.data.copy_line is removed. (For the record, my two-line version failed under the same check too:draft.lm_head.biasis the head's bias, so it read the bias after all.)
With tests/unit/torch/speculative, tests/unit/examples and tests/unit/recipe, all 977 tests pass locally.
One nit inline: the train() call site is now a no-op reformat of the line on main. LGTM otherwise.
| model, tokenizer = setup_external_draft( | ||
| recipe, training_args, base_model=base_model, draft=model, dry_run=dry_run | ||
| recipe, | ||
| training_args, | ||
| base_model=base_model, | ||
| draft=model, | ||
| dry_run=dry_run, | ||
| ) |
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Nit: with draft_is_resumed gone, this hunk only adds a trailing comma, so ruff explodes the call onto separate lines. Restoring the line on main drops the hunk from the diff:
| model, tokenizer = setup_external_draft( | |
| recipe, training_args, base_model=base_model, draft=model, dry_run=dry_run | |
| recipe, | |
| training_args, | |
| base_model=base_model, | |
| draft=model, | |
| dry_run=dry_run, | |
| ) | |
| model, tokenizer = setup_external_draft( | |
| recipe, training_args, base_model=base_model, draft=model, dry_run=dry_run | |
| ) |
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Fixed in 5fa46de5, the call site matches main again and the hunk is out of the diff.
And thanks for checking the bias test. I was wrong to assert your version could not fail; I reasoned that the assertions all read weight and stopped there instead of following what setting draft.lm_head.bias actually reaches. Good to know both versions catch it.
external_vocab_swap re-indexes the draft onto the base model's vocabulary instead of raising when the two tokenizers differ, rebuilding the draft's embeddings and lm_head and carrying over rows for tokens both tokenizers spell identically. The replacement matrix is base_vocab_size * hidden_size parameters, which is a large change to a small draft. The swap must run before convert so the converted module and the saved ModelOpt state describe the post-swap architecture. Validate the result with an acceptance measurement, not a loss curve: a clean swap report does not imply the draft still accepts. Signed-off-by: Peter Hicks <phicks@nvidia.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Peter Hicks <phicks@nvidia.com>
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What does this PR do?
Type of change: new feature
Speculative decoding needs the draft to propose tokens the target can verify, so the two
must share a vocabulary. Until now a draft trained with a different tokenizer was rejected
outright.
external.external_vocab_swap=truere-indexes it onto the base model's vocabularyinstead: embeddings and lm_head are rebuilt, rows for tokens both tokenizers spell
identically are carried over, and the rest are initialised from the draft's own embedding
statistics.
An untied
lm_headis rebuilt from its own rows rather than from the input embeddings —they are different learned matrices, and copying one over the other discards the pretrained
head.
The swap must run before
mtsp.convertso the converted module and the saved ModelOptstate describe the post-swap architecture.
The replacement matrix is
base_vocab_size * hidden_sizeparameters, which on a small draftis a large fraction of the model, and a sizeable part of it starts untrained. Judge the
result by an acceptance measurement rather than a loss curve. Prefer a vocabulary-matched
draft when one exists.
Usage
The swap reports how many rows carried over and what fraction of the base's most frequent
ids they cover. Those describe the swap; they do not predict how well it will accept.
Testing
pytest tests/unit/torch/speculative tests/unit/recipe— 805 passed.pre-commit run --all-files— clean.Ran end to end through
main.py: a cross-tokenizer draft swapped onto a larger basevocabulary, trained on a sparse teacher-policy corpus, and the resulting checkpoint loads
with plain
AutoModelForCausalLMat the base model's vocab size.End-to-end validation. The series was exercised by running the whole workflow on real
models, not unit tests alone: a teacher policy was dumped from a 27B target, three drafts were
trained against it concurrently from one dump -- two sharing the target's tokenizer, one needing
the cross-tokenizer vocabulary swap -- each for a full epoch, and each exported a plain HF
checkpoint whose
architecturesresolves to the draft's own class. Acceptance was then measuredfor all three under a matched target policy. That run surfaced four defects this series' unit
tests and several review passes had all missed, two of which corrupted training silently rather
than failing; all four are fixed here.
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