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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughSimplify speculative decoding logic by removing conditional branching in context extension and attention mode determination, and update method signatures with new parameters. Rename test function and adjust acceptance rate threshold. Changes
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tensorrt_llm/_torch/speculative/interface.py (1)
121-134: Remove unused parameters or implement their logic inattention_need_spec_dec_mode.The method signature adds five new required parameters, but only three (
spec_resource_manager,is_draft_model,attention_backend) are actually used in the implementation. The parametersuse_chain_drafterandis_spec_dec_treeare declared but never referenced in the method body (lines 129-134), creating dead code.• At interface.py lines 121-134: Either remove the unused parameters from the signature, or implement the logic that should use them.
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tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/test_eagle3.py (1)
139-139: Verify the acceptance rate threshold adjustment is appropriate.The acceptance rate threshold has been lowered from 0.15 to 0.10. While the PR objectives indicate this change is due to floating-point differences when switching to 1-model kernels, ensure this relaxed threshold still provides meaningful validation and doesn't mask potential performance regressions.
tensorrt_llm/_torch/speculative/interface.py (1)
109-119: Simplifiedextend_ctximplementation is correct and complete.The simplified logic properly handles all cases:
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Falsefor 1-engine deployments (which have separate draft token handling)- Returns
FalseforTrtllmAttentionbackend (which doesn't support chunked context extension)- Returns
Truefor all other backends (VanillaAttention,FlashInferAttention,StarAttention), enabling chunked context handlingAll three callers in
model_engine.py(lines 1355, 1409, 1673) use this return value consistently for branching logic, and no regressions are introduced by the simplification.
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Putting this PR on hold until #8706 is merged. Tests with the overlap scheduler on will be buggy without the fixes in 8706 otherwise |
Description
Make 2-model use the same XQA kernels as 1-model. Should improve perf.
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Existing tests. Had to relax them a bit as AR changes. I think it's just floating point error though, the new ARs match 1-model.
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