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[fix] Fixes to parameter usage and low latency configuration. #6343
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes add support for a new backend called "_autodeploy" in the latency benchmarking script. The logic for backend selection is updated to handle this backend, including specific handling of configuration parameters. Logging is introduced to warn when certain configurations are ignored for "_autodeploy" and "pytorch" backends. In the throughput benchmarking script, parameter extraction is changed from Changes
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302-315: Well-structured implementation addressing the PR objectives.The changes successfully implement the removal of problematic performance options for both pytorch and _autodeploy backends, which aligns perfectly with the PR objectives to fix validation errors. The code maintains consistency in error handling and logging patterns.
Consider adding explicit validation or documentation about parameter requirements for the _autodeploy backend to make the parameter mapping more robust and self-documenting.
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16-16: LGTM! Import follows proper conventions.The import statement correctly maintains the namespace and follows the existing pattern for LLM class imports in the file.
302-305: LGTM! Proper handling of performance configuration removal.The code correctly removes the problematic
extended_runtime_perf_knob_configfor the pytorch backend with appropriate warning logging. The use ofkwargs.pop()withNonedefault ensures safe removal regardless of whether the key exists.
307-315: Verify AutoDeployLLM Constructor Supports Mapped ParametersI wasn’t able to locate the
AutoDeployLLMdefinition in the repository—please confirm that its constructor:
- accepts a
world_sizeargument (and cleanly handles whentensor_parallel_sizeis absent)- does not require
pipeline_parallel_size- ignores
extended_runtime_perf_knob_configwith a warningThis will ensure the new
_autodeploybackend mapping is correct.
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…#6343) Signed-off-by: Lanyu Liao <[email protected]>
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This PR adds some changes that remove the extended performance options from the PyTorch and AutoDeploy flows to the low latency benchmark. We cannot pass these options to the backends due to validation errors which currently prevents the benchmark from running.
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