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Add turn_index as empty string for aggregate rows so manually-imported CSVs are schema-compatible with the dashboard's per-turn logic (PR openshift-psap#101). Per-turn rows (turn_index=0/1/2) are generated by the Forge pipeline when request-level turn data is preserved in the benchmark JSON. Update README: 52 → 53 columns, add turn_index to column table (openshift-psap#7), clarify that manual import produces aggregate rows only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Row numbering was corrupted by the previous renumber script — TP and measured concurrency both landed at row 9. Fix: turn_index=7, TP=8, measured concurrency=9, continuing sequentially to request_type=53. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The script emits turn_index right before turns in the output dict. The README should reflect actual output order, not the RHAIIS schema field position (which pandas aligns by name on concat anyway). turn_index: openshift-psap#49, turns: openshift-psap#50, prefix_tokens: openshift-psap#51, prefix_count: openshift-psap#52, request_type: openshift-psap#53. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The turn_index key was added to the result dict but missing from the fieldnames list passed to combined_df[fieldnames], so pandas silently dropped it. CSV output now has 53 columns as the README states. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ndex data When the guidellm JSON contains requests.successful with turn_index fields (multi-turn benchmarks), the script now emits: - one aggregate row per concurrency level (turn_index = empty, unchanged) - one per-turn row per turn per concurrency level (turn_index = 0, 1, 2, …) Per-turn rows carry the same metadata as the aggregate row plus per-turn stats: TTFT/ITL/TPOT median+p95+p99+p1+p999+mean, request latency, output throughput, token counts. Benchmarks without turn_index data are unaffected. Add _percentile() helper and extract_per_turn_rows() function. Update README to clarify that per-turn rows are now emitted automatically. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- _percentile(): use same k/f/c linear interpolation as Forge - Add _median(), _mean(), _sorted_field() helpers matching Forge's _turn_metric_values() helpers exactly - Add len(all_turns) <= 1 guard: skip per-turn extraction for single-turn runs (matches Forge PR #215 behavior) - Replace _percentile(50) calls with _median() for correctness Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| row = dict(base_row) | ||
| row["turn_index"] = int(turn_key) | ||
| row["successful_requests"] = len(reqs) | ||
| row["errored_requests"] = n_err | ||
| row["ttft_median"] = _median(ttft) | ||
| row["ttft_p95"] = _percentile(ttft, 95) | ||
| row["ttft_p99"] = _percentile(ttft, 99) | ||
| row["ttft_p1"] = _percentile(ttft, 1) | ||
| row["ttft_p999"] = _percentile(ttft, 99.9) | ||
| row["ttft_mean"] = _mean(ttft) | ||
| row["itl_median"] = _median(itl) | ||
| row["itl_p95"] = _percentile(itl, 95) | ||
| row["itl_p99"] = _percentile(itl, 99) | ||
| row["itl_p1"] = _percentile(itl, 1) | ||
| row["itl_p999"] = _percentile(itl, 99.9) | ||
| row["itl_mean"] = _mean(itl) | ||
| row["tpot_median"] = _median(tpot) | ||
| row["tpot_p95"] = _percentile(tpot, 95) | ||
| row["tpot_p99"] = _percentile(tpot, 99) | ||
| row["tpot_p1"] = _percentile(tpot, 1) | ||
| row["tpot_p999"] = _percentile(tpot, 99.9) | ||
| row["request_latency_median"] = _median(lat) | ||
| row["request_latency_min"] = min(lat) if lat else None | ||
| row["request_latency_max"] = max(lat) if lat else None | ||
| row["output_tok/sec"] = _mean(out_tps) | ||
| row["total_tok/sec"] = _mean(total_tps) | ||
| row["output_token_count_mean"] = _mean(out_toks) | ||
| row["prompt_token_count_mean"] = _mean(prompt_toks) |
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Correct per-turn token p99 and RPS fields.
prompt_token_count_p99 and output_token_count_p99 retain aggregate values. Compute them from prompt_toks and out_toks for each turn. measured concurrency is run-level context and should remain. measured rps is not computed per turn, so set it to None.
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| row = dict(base_row) | |
| row["turn_index"] = int(turn_key) | |
| row["successful_requests"] = len(reqs) | |
| row["errored_requests"] = n_err | |
| row["ttft_median"] = _median(ttft) | |
| row["ttft_p95"] = _percentile(ttft, 95) | |
| row["ttft_p99"] = _percentile(ttft, 99) | |
| row["ttft_p1"] = _percentile(ttft, 1) | |
| row["ttft_p999"] = _percentile(ttft, 99.9) | |
| row["ttft_mean"] = _mean(ttft) | |
| row["itl_median"] = _median(itl) | |
| row["itl_p95"] = _percentile(itl, 95) | |
| row["itl_p99"] = _percentile(itl, 99) | |
| row["itl_p1"] = _percentile(itl, 1) | |
| row["itl_p999"] = _percentile(itl, 99.9) | |
| row["itl_mean"] = _mean(itl) | |
| row["tpot_median"] = _median(tpot) | |
| row["tpot_p95"] = _percentile(tpot, 95) | |
| row["tpot_p99"] = _percentile(tpot, 99) | |
| row["tpot_p1"] = _percentile(tpot, 1) | |
| row["tpot_p999"] = _percentile(tpot, 99.9) | |
| row["request_latency_median"] = _median(lat) | |
| row["request_latency_min"] = min(lat) if lat else None | |
| row["request_latency_max"] = max(lat) if lat else None | |
| row["output_tok/sec"] = _mean(out_tps) | |
| row["total_tok/sec"] = _mean(total_tps) | |
| row["output_token_count_mean"] = _mean(out_toks) | |
| row["prompt_token_count_mean"] = _mean(prompt_toks) | |
| row = dict(base_row) | |
| row["turn_index"] = int(turn_key) | |
| row["successful_requests"] = len(reqs) | |
| row["errored_requests"] = n_err | |
| row["ttft_median"] = _median(ttft) | |
| row["ttft_p95"] = _percentile(ttft, 95) | |
| row["ttft_p99"] = _percentile(ttft, 99) | |
| row["ttft_p1"] = _percentile(ttft, 1) | |
| row["ttft_p999"] = _percentile(ttft, 99.9) | |
| row["ttft_mean"] = _mean(ttft) | |
| row["itl_median"] = _median(itl) | |
| row["itl_p95"] = _percentile(itl, 95) | |
| row["itl_p99"] = _percentile(itl, 99) | |
| row["itl_p1"] = _percentile(itl, 1) | |
| row["itl_p999"] = _percentile(itl, 99.9) | |
| row["itl_mean"] = _mean(itl) | |
| row["tpot_median"] = _median(tpot) | |
| row["tpot_p95"] = _percentile(tpot, 95) | |
| row["tpot_p99"] = _percentile(tpot, 99) | |
| row["tpot_p1"] = _percentile(tpot, 1) | |
| row["tpot_p999"] = _percentile(tpot, 99.9) | |
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| row["request_latency_min"] = min(lat) if lat else None | |
| row["request_latency_max"] = max(lat) if lat else None | |
| row["output_tok/sec"] = _mean(out_tps) | |
| row["total_tok/sec"] = _mean(total_tps) | |
| row["output_token_count_mean"] = _mean(out_toks) | |
| row["prompt_token_count_mean"] = _mean(prompt_toks) | |
| row["output_token_count_p99"] = _percentile(out_toks, 99) | |
| row["prompt_token_count_p99"] = _percentile(prompt_toks, 99) | |
| row["measured rps"] = None |
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| per_turn = extract_per_turn_rows(benchmark, row_data) | ||
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Exclude per-turn rows from aggregate dashboard views.
The importer appends one aggregate row and one row per turn to consolidated_dashboard.csv. The dashboard loads all rows without filtering turn_index.
Performance Trends sums request counts and averages metrics across these rows. Comparison views also average rows by concurrency. A multi-turn run can therefore be counted once as an aggregate and once for each turn.
Filter rows with a populated turn_index before aggregate views consume the data. Apply the same rule to the RHAIIS comparison loader, or explicitly select aggregate rows in each affected view.
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| > **Note:** `turns`, `prefix_tokens`, `prefix_count`, and `request_type` are auto-detected from the guidellm JSON. For multi-turn benchmarks, the script emits one aggregate row per concurrency level (`turn_index` = empty) **plus** one per-turn row per turn per concurrency level (`turn_index` = 0, 1, 2, …) when `requests.successful` contains `turn_index` data. Non-multi-turn benchmarks emit aggregate rows only. |
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The README rule for per-turn rows does not match the code.
extract_per_turn_rows reads turn indices from both requests.successful and requests.errored. It emits per-turn rows only when it finds at least two distinct valid turn indices. Update the note to say this.
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…ment-id flags When provided, these values are stamped on every output row and included in the fieldnames list so the dashboard's Filtered Data table renders a clickable MLflow artifact link (added to the schema in PR openshift-psap#83). Both flags are optional and default to empty string — no breaking change. Closes openshift-psap#107 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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manual_runs/scripts/vllm/import_manual_runs_json_v2.pyto generate per-turn breakdown rows for multi-turn benchmarks, matching what the Forge pipeline (forge PR #215) produces automatically.Changes
import_manual_runs_json_v2.py_percentile(),_median(),_mean(),_sorted_field()helpers — same implementation as Forge PR #215_turn_metric_values()extract_per_turn_rows(benchmark, base_row)— readsrequests.successful[].turn_indexfrom the guidellm JSON and emits one per-turn row per turn per concurrency level with full TTFT/ITL/TPOT/latency/throughput statsturn_indextofieldnamesexport list (was in the row dict but dropped bycombined_df[fieldnames])len(all_turns) <= 1→ no per-turn rows emitted (matches Forge PR #215)README.md— updated to document 53 columns,turn_indexplacement, and per-turn row behaviourTest results
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