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WalkthroughThe pull request adds memory-aware row chunking for model and recipe execution, updates numerical processors to use finite-value statistics and chunked operations, and adds RankGaussian and balanced categorical shifts. Tests cover chunked execution, non-finite values, and the new processor methods. ChangesMemory-aware execution
Numerical processor updates
Additional processor options
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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RowEmbedding->>TransformerLayer: Process query row chunks with cached state
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to RankGaussian may still use memory in proportion to the full table size, both in its stored state and during transformation. That can cause the out-of-memory failures this PR is meant to prevent. Row-pass execution may also fail for ensembles whose groups have different row counts. Resolve these issues before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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456-463: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winTest row-pass behavior instead of the
split_sizecall.
record_sizereturnsnum_items, so_transform_rowsreceives one full-size pass and never exercises row splitting. The assertion only checks the helper input. It can pass even if the row-pass loop stops splitting rows or assigns the wrong member rows.Force multiple passes with the existing chunk-memory control, then assert the transformed member rows and pass sizes for both table orderings. This tests the observable behavior required by the changed
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- Line 326: Update RecipeExecution.transform and _transform_rows to determine
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differing chunk counts do not cause strict zip to fail, while preserving member
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Process each ensemble group with its own row count.
EnsembleTable.from_tables creates separate groups for referenced tables, so RecipeExecution.transform can receive groups with different row counts. _transform_rows uses the first group’s row count and one split size for every group. On CUDA, different group sizes can produce different numbers of chunks, causing the strict zip to raise ValueError. If the first group fits in one pass, a larger group can remain unsplit.
Size and process each group according to its own row count while preserving member locations.
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Update RecipeExecution.transform and _transform_rows to determine the row count
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64-64: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winHandle zero-row tables in
RankGaussian.
TableTensoraccepts numerical blocks with zero rows._fitthen gathers index0from an empty row dimension, and_transformuses ambiguousreshape(-1, 0). Add explicit empty-row handling in both methods. Define the fitted state for an empty fit and return an empty transformed numerical block.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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63-63: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse keyword arguments in multi-line calls.
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_batched_interpcall uses positional arguments. The multi-linetorch.wherecall at Lines 52-54 does the same. Name the arguments at both sites.As per path instructions, use “keyword arguments in multi-line calls.”
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108-108: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winSeed both random tensors in the batched test.
The context and query use unseeded
torch.randncalls at Lines 108 and 113. Pass one fixedtorch.Generatorto both calls so failures can be reproduced.As per path instructions, “randomness is controlled via fixed seeds or generators.”
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- Around line 63-68: Update the query-processing block around _batched_interp to
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- Around line 51-54: Update the fitting logic that assigns `_values` and
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| self._values = torch.where(finite, values, values.gather(-1, last)) | ||
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Bound the fitted knot state.
For a column with more than 8192 fitted rows, _values and _probabilities still retain every row. The sort and two searchsorted calls also create full-size fitting intermediates; searchsorted returns int64 indices by default. This defeats the stated memory limit on large tables. Select at most 8192 representative knots per column, preserve their mid-rank probabilities, and bound fitting intermediates. (docs.pytorch.org)
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Update the fitting logic that assigns `_values` and `_probabilities` to retain
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| columns.reshape(-1, n_rows).to(self._values.dtype).contiguous(), | ||
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| output = torch.special.ndtri(probabilities).reshape(columns.shape) |
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Process query rows in bounded passes.
When a query contains many rows and columns, _batched_interp materializes search indices, gathered values, and interpolation results for the entire query. The resulting peak memory can still exhaust the device even if fitted knots are capped. Split query rows into memory-bounded passes and assemble the outputs. (docs.pytorch.org)
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- Move the `SDM_CHUNK_MEMORY_FRACTION` budget of attention and TabFM cell embedding chunks into one helper, `sdm._memory.chunk_memory_limit`. - Expose the automatic attention batch size limit as `TransformerBlock.auto_batch_size_limit`, so callers can plan passes that align with its chunks. Signed-off-by: Jingang Qu <jqu@nvidia.com>
- Find finite values without an `abs()` copy and count them without an int64 copy of the mask, and compute Standardize, ClipSigma and PowerTransform statistics with fewer full-size temporaries. - Find the Yeo-Johnson bounds before allocating the PowerTransform workspaces. - Compute RobustScale quantiles over column chunks and ClipSigma transforms over row chunks within the chunk memory limit. - Transform in Standardize, ClipSoft and RobustScale with fewer temporaries. - Select evenly spaced ensemble members as views, select shared DropConstantColumns groups before re-stacking members, and select Choice members one option at a time. Signed-off-by: Jingang Qu <jqu@nvidia.com>
- Without gradients on CUDA, embed the context rows once and the query rows in balanced passes that replay the recorded context state, when the query cells would exceed the chunk memory limit. - Align passes with the chunks of the row attention, so every row runs in a chunk of the same size as in a single pass. Passes then match a single pass up to rare rounding differences in small passes. - Free the label embedding and each layer's full key/value early in the ICL block. Signed-off-by: Jingang Qu <jqu@nvidia.com>
- Transform queries and post-process member outputs in passes over rows within the chunk memory limit in `RecipeExecution`. - Keep member outputs in the model output dtype until post-processing, which casts them to the query dtype and inverts numerical targets pass by pass. - Post-process the benchmark adapter's outputs through `transform_output` after freeing the transformed queries. Signed-off-by: Jingang Qu <jqu@nvidia.com>
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Without the KV cache,
KumoTabularembeds all context and query rows in one forward and post-processes all estimator outputs at once. On BeyondArena, Kumo-Tabular-L (16 estimators, contexts capped at 200k rows and 500 columns) runs out of memory on an 80 GB H100 for the largest tables, e.g.delivery_eta_1min the forward andmaps_router_eta_1min the recipe fit. This PR runs the query side of the no-KV path in passes sized from the chunk memory limit thatTransformerBlockalready uses forbatch_size_limit="auto", and cuts full-size temporaries in the recipe fit. All 142 BeyondArena core datasets now run without the KV cache, at unchanged speed, with predictions equal to #994 up to rare floating-point rounding.Changes
sdm/_memory.py):chunk_memory_limit(device)is the budget that attention"auto"batching already used (device memory × per-process fraction ×SDM_CHUNK_MEMORY_FRACTION); attention and the TabFM cell embedding now call it, andsplit_sizesizes balanced chunks within it. All new chunk and pass sizes derive from this limit or from the context size; none is hard-coded.row_embedding.py): without gradients on CUDA, when the query rows' cell buffer exceeds the limit,RowEmbeddingembeds the context rows once and the query rows in balanced passes that replay the recorded context throughsdm.cache.Cache, the same record and replay asfit/predict. Passes align with the row-attention chunks, so every row runs in a chunk of the same size as in a single pass; otherwise FlashAttention would round long rows differently in small chunks. The ICL block still runs once and now frees the label embedding and each layer's key/value early.execution.py,base.py):RecipeExecution.transformandtransform_output(outputs, dtype)process rows in passes.transform_outputnow also casts member outputs todtypeand inverts numerical targets pass by pass, so outputs stay in the model dtype until then;ICLModelpasses the dtype of the first transformed query, before callbacks.Recipedocuments the row independence this relies on.ensemble.py,choice.py,numerical/): evenly spaced ensemble members, such asChoice's round-robin options, are selected as views instead of copies;nanmean,isfiniteand bool counts no longer make full-size copies;PowerTransformfinds its bounds before allocating workspaces;RobustScalequantiles andClipSigmatransforms run in chunks within the limit. Processor outputs are bitwise unchanged.Results
maps_router_eta_1m, and Elo is unchanged (1409 vs 1410 in one pool).Known limitation
The recipe fit is not chunked. On
maps_router_eta_1mit still sets the 74.8 GiB peak, becauseChoicere-stacks its members while its input and option outputs are alive. This fits on an H100 80 GB and an RTX Pro 6000 96 GB.