[Performance] Speed up subgraph tracing - #2992
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Signed-off-by: YingqiDuan <141370165+YingqiDuan@users.noreply.github.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR optimizes sequential tracing by simplifying consumed-input analysis and caching parameter and buffer names in ChangesSequential tracing updates
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This pull request optimizes subgraph tracing performance by refactoring trace_consumed_names to use set operations in reverse order and caching parameter/buffer names in HFTracer to avoid redundant lookups. It also includes benchmark scripts, documentation, and comprehensive unit tests. The feedback suggests a minor optimization in HFTracer._module_getattr to return early when a Parameter is not found, avoiding unnecessary initialization of the buffer name cache.
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strict=Truetozip.This documents the equal-length invariant and satisfies B905 when that rule is enabled.
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SUMMARY:
This PR improves subgraph tracing performance as discussed in #2981.
HFTracertrace, avoiding repeated scans ofnamed_parameters()andnamed_buffers(). The maps are built independently and cleared after tracing, including error paths.BENCHMARK:
The benchmark was run on an Intel Core i7-13700KF under WSL2 with Python 3.12 and PyTorch 2.13 (CPU). The workload contains 100,000 matched targets, produces 335 subgraphs with up to 300 targets each, registers 500,000 parameters, and accesses 200 distinct parameters during tracing. Results are medians of three runs, and only
trace_subgraphsis timed.28c9c76b)Together, the changes provide a 3.14x speedup on this workload.
Most of the speedup comes from caching parameter lookups.The
trace_consumed_names()optimization has little effect on this workload, but improves its algorithmic complexity by replacing the nested search with a single reverse pass.The complete workload and raw results are documented in
benchmarks/README.md.TEST PLAN:
pytest -q tests/llmcompressor/pipelines/sequentialpytest -q tests/llmcompressor/transformers/tracing/test_models.py -k "not gemma-3n"28c9c76bwith the same assertion: 31 subgraphs instead of the expected 32.tools/lint_cuda.pypassed on all changed Python files.