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fix(onnx): trace Transpose between DequantizeLinear and its consumer in qdq_to_dq - #2554
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…in qdq_to_dq
qdq_to_dq assumed DequantizeLinear feeds Conv/Gemm/MatMul directly, with only
Cast tolerated in between. A weight that reaches MatMul transposed -- as in
MaxViT's attention blocks -- put Transpose in front of _convert_weight, whose
axis_map has no entry for it:
Unsupported op_type for real weight quantization: Transpose
Tracing through the Transpose is not enough on its own. axis_map is expressed in
the consumer's layout, while the scale indexes the weight as stored, so the axis
has to be mapped back through the Transpose's permutation. Skipping the Transpose
the way Cast is skipped raises "Scale shape (96,) does not match weight shape
(96, 32) along axis 1" on non-square weights, and on square weights (out == in,
common for attention projections) it silently quantizes along the wrong axis --
907 of 1024 elements wrong in a 32x32 case.
_get_successive_consumers now walks any Cast/Transpose chain and returns the
composed permutation; _convert_weight applies it to the axis, asserting the
permutation matches the weight's rank.
Verified on the reported model: quantized maxvit_tiny_rw_256 exported with
dq_only=True raises on main and exports here, and the resulting DQ-only graph is
bit-identical to the QDQ graph under onnxruntime (max abs diff 0.0 across 457
quantizers).
Fixes NVIDIA#2442
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- Line 97: Simplify the changelog entry for qdq_to_dq to state that it now
converts transposed quantized weights and that users do not need to take action;
remove the permutation-mapping and axis-behavior implementation details.
In @modelopt/onnx/quantization/qdq_utils.py:
- Line 613: Update qdq_to_dq’s Transpose permutation handling to use the reverse
axis order based on the weight rank when the node omits its perm attribute,
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ONNX makes Transpose's `perm` optional and defaults it to reversing the input axes, so asserting the attribute exists rejected a spec-valid graph. Derive the reverse permutation from the weight's rank instead. onnxruntime cannot execute DQ -> Transpose(no perm) -> MatMul at all (its QDQ optimizer raises "vector too long"), so the regression test compares the converted weight against the equivalent explicit permutation rather than asserting runtime equivalence. Signed-off-by: SID <99672439+SID-6921@users.noreply.github.com>
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🟠 Major · Use the source Q/DQ axis for conversion. · qdq_utils.py:679-687
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winUse the source Q/DQ axis for conversion.
_convert_weightremaps the consumer axis throughTranspose. For a valid square weight whose Q/DQ nodes useaxis=1beforeTranspose(perm=[1,0]), this produces conversion axis0, while the retainedDequantizeLinearstill uses axis1. The square shape allows the mismatch to pass validation, sodq_onlyexport can silently produce different model outputs.Read the axis from the source Q/DQ pair and use it when reshaping the scale and zero point. Do not derive the conversion axis from the consumer layout. Reject only a Q/DQ pair whose own axes disagree.
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- Around line 679-687: Update _convert_weight to use the axis from the source
Q/DQ pair when reshaping the scale and zero point, rather than remapping the
consumer axis through Transpose. Validate that the source QuantizeLinear and
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_convert_weight derived the conversion axis from the consumer op, but the DequantizeLinear left in the graph dequantizes along the axis it declares. When the two disagree the weight is quantized along the wrong axis, and for a square weight the scale length still matches, so validation passes and dq_only export silently changes the model's output. Use the declared axis when the Q/DQ pair has one, keeping the consumer mapping as the fallback for pairs that do not. This also fixes the same mismatch without a Transpose, which reproduces on main: a square weight with axis=0 feeding MatMul converts along axis 1 today. Signed-off-by: SID <99672439+SID-6921@users.noreply.github.com>
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A per-axis DequantizeLinear that omits `axis` dequantizes along axis 1, but the fallback mapped the consumer's axis through the Transpose permutation instead. For a square weight behind Transpose -> MatMul that picks axis 0, so the conversion disagreed with the DQ left in the graph and silently changed the model's output. Per-axis conversion now takes the axis from the Q/DQ pair in every case, declared or defaulted. That axis already indexes the stored weight whatever the consumer's layout is, so the permutation is no longer needed to pick it and the plumbing that carried it is gone; Transpose is still traced to reach the real consumer. The consumer mapping remains for non-per-axis scales. Signed-off-by: SID <99672439+SID-6921@users.noreply.github.com>
The fixture always declared axis, so the ONNX-default path had no regression case. Parametrize it, and make the fixture's optional arguments keyword-only. Signed-off-by: SID <99672439+SID-6921@users.noreply.github.com>
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Conv (1, 3, 3, 3) |
(1,), no axis |
converts (axis 0, 1 == 1) |
Scale shape (1,) does not match weight shape (1, 3, 3, 3) along axis 1 |
Gemm transB=1 (1, 64) |
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A single-output-channel Conv is not exotic (segmentation/depth heads). The axis is mathematically irrelevant for a one-element scale — reshape_dims is all ones either way — so it only affects the validation check, and gating on size instead makes the change strictly additive:
if scale_array.size > 1:Worth confirming whether any path reaching qdq_to_dq actually emits (1,) rather than a 0-d scale; if not, this is theoretical and folding it into #2561 alongside the scalar IndexError is reasonable. I'd just rather the gate not widen the per-tensor breakage. Fix this →
2. The QuantizeLinear axis is never cross-checked · qdq_utils.py:772
dq_axis = next((attr.i for attr in dq_node.attribute if attr.name == "axis"), None)Only the DQ axis is read. If the Q node declares a different axis, the conversion follows the DQ and drops the Q, so the converted graph no longer matches the source graph's numerics — on a square weight, silently, which is exactly the failure class this PR exists to close. Such a pair is malformed and ModelOpt shouldn't emit one, but a two-line check turns "silently different output" into a loud error at no cost. Optional; CodeRabbit raised the same point and I think following the DQ is the right default, just that the disagreement deserves to be noisy. Fix this →
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qdq_utils.py:673—% len(weight_shape)handles negative axes (correct, ONNX allows them) but also silently wraps an out-of-range positive axis, e.g.axis=5on a rank-2 weight becomes 1. An invalid model either way; a bounds check would report it instead of quantizing.qdq_utils.py:670-672— the three-line comment leans toward restating the reasoning; CONTRIBUTING asks for one or two lines. The first sentence carries it.test_qdq_utils.py:1165—perm: list[int] | None = (1, 0)annotates a list but defaults to a tuple.test_dq_transpose_matmul_matches_qdqandtest_conversion_follows_the_source_qdq_axisare near-identical ORT before/after comparisons; one parametrization over(out, in, q_axis, transpose, declare_axis)would cover both and drop ~25 lines. Only if you're touching the file anyway.- Now that
permis unused in the source,test_dq_transpose_without_perm_is_tracedasserts only that the traversal reaches theMatMul— which the name and docstring say accurately. Fine as cheap coverage.
CHANGELOG
Two sentences, user-facing symptom first, no root-cause detail — matches the guideline.
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… Q/DQ axes Review caught a regression: gating the per-axis branch on `ndim == 1` also matched a per-tensor scale spelled as a one-element 1-D tensor. A weight whose consumer axis has length 1 -- a single-output-channel Conv, a Gemm with one output -- converted on main and started raising here, because the branch picked the DQ's default axis 1 and the shape check then rejected it. Gate on the element count instead, so a single scale keeps using the consumer axis; the axis is irrelevant for a scale that is broadcast anyway. Also, since the conversion follows the DequantizeLinear and drops the QuantizeLinear, a per-axis pair that disagrees on the axis would silently change the output. Compare the two effective axes and raise instead. Nodes that omit the attribute default to 1, so a pair that declares it on only one side is not a disagreement. Bounds-check the axis rather than letting the modulo wrap an out-of-range one, and fold the two near-identical before/after comparisons into one parametrization. Signed-off-by: SID <99672439+SID-6921@users.noreply.github.com>
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Thanks — finding 1 was a real regression and I have fixed it in 4ba0613. Finding 1 (one-element scale). Confirmed before changing anything. On
Gating on Finding 2 (Q/DQ axis cross-check). Added, with one adjustment: comparing the raw attributes would have flagged a pair that declares Nits. Bounds-check instead of letting the modulo wrap an out-of-range axis; comment trimmed to two lines; the tuple/list annotation fixed; the two near-identical ORT comparisons folded into one five-case parametrization.
On the point about not verifying by execution: that is worth flagging back — I could not reproduce finding 1 by reading either, it only showed up when I built the single-output-channel Conv and ran it. |
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@ajrasane — sorry to ping directly; this is about the This PR was vetted once, but the run hit a transient pypi failure during I have four other small ONNX fixes in the same state, if they are easy to batch:
All branched from No urgency on the review itself — just the vetting step, so the suites can run and you are not reviewing something unverified. One sequencing note while you are here: #2613 (per-tensor scales, fixes an issue I filed) edits |
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Changes requested: transposed weights with a one-element scale can still fail conversion because validation uses the consumer’s axis.
Needs action:
- Fix single-scale broadcasting in
_convert_weightand add an ORT-equivalence regression for a(1, 32)weight followed byTranspose -> MatMul; see inline comment. - Update the PR description to reflect the final implementation: it uses Q/DQ axes, not composed transpose permutations or a consumer-axis fallback for omitted attributes.
A one-element scale was routed to the consumer's axis_map entry, which only converts when that dimension happens to be 1. A single-output projection is the counterexample: weight (1, 32) with a (1,) scale picked MatMul axis 1 and failed the length check against 32. It fails the same way without a Transpose, so the gate was wrong rather than the tracing. A single scale covers the whole weight. It broadcasts, and no axis applies to it, so leave reshape_dims all ones and run the length check only for a per-axis scale. That leaves nothing reading axis_map's values -- the per-axis branch takes its axis from the Q/DQ pair -- so it becomes the set of supported consumers it was really being used as, and the Gemm transB lookup that fed it goes with it. One consequence worth flagging: a scalar scale now converts as well, which is the subject of NVIDIA#2613. Signed-off-by: Siddhardha Nanda <99672439+SID-6921@users.noreply.github.com>
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### What does this PR do? Type of change: Bug fix `MFTLoss.forward` flattens both logit tensors to `(batch * positions, vocab)` and its docstring only assumes the class dimension is last, so leading dimensions are clearly meant to be allowed: ```python soft_log_probs = soft_log_probs.view(-1, soft_log_probs.size(-1)) # (new B, C) target_logits = target_logits.view(-1, target_logits.size(-1)) # (new B, C) soft_targets = self._prepare_corrected_distributions(target_logits, labels, ...) ``` The labels were passed through untouched, and `_prepare_corrected_distributions` rejects anything that is not 1-D: ``` ValueError: Logits must be a 2D tensor and labels must be a 1D tensor. ``` So the shapes a language model actually produces — `(batch, seq_len, vocab)` logits against `(batch, seq_len)` labels — cannot be used: | logits | labels | on `main` | this PR | |---|---|---|---| | `(2, 8, 50)` | `(2, 8)` | `ValueError` | converges, matches the flattened form exactly | | `(16, 50)` | `(16,)` | works | unchanged | That is the setting Minifinetuning (arXiv:2506.15702) is for, so in practice a caller had to flatten the labels themselves and nothing documented that. Flattening them alongside the logits fixes it, and the docstring now says what shape the labels are expected in. ### Testing `test_mft_loss_accepts_sequence_shaped_logits` drives `MFTLoss` at `(2, 8, 50)` / `(2, 8)` and asserts the result equals the pre-flattened `(16, 50)` / `(16,)` call. It fails on `main` with the `ValueError` above and passes here. Worth noting why this was not caught: the existing `test_distillation_model_mft` drives `MFTLoss` through a vision model, whose logits are already `(batch, classes)` and labels already `(batch,)`, so the flattening never does anything there. `tests/unit/torch/distill` is 30 passed, 1 skipped locally. The skip is `plugins/test_huggingface_kd.py`, which needs `transformers` and is not installed in my environment; it exercises `LogitsDistillationLoss`, which this change does not touch. ### Before your PR is "*Ready for review*" - Is this change backward compatible?: ✅ — already-1-D labels reshape to themselves, so existing callers are unaffected - If you copied code from any other sources or added a new PIP dependency, did you follow guidance in `CONTRIBUTING.md`: N/A - Did you write any new necessary tests?: ✅ - Did you update [Changelog](https://github.com/NVIDIA/Model-Optimizer/blob/main/CHANGELOG.rst)?: ✅ - Did you get Claude approval on this PR?: N/A ### Additional Information Unrelated to my open ONNX PRs (#2553, #2554, #2567, #2575, #2583) — no shared files. One thing I noticed next door and did not touch, in case it is of interest: `LogitsDistillationLoss` defaults to `reduction="mean"`, while `MFTLoss` in the same file defaults to `"batchmean"`. PyTorch warns on every call that `"mean"` is not the KL divergence value and that it will be changed to behave as `"batchmean"` in a future major release, so the default path is currently a factor of the vocabulary size away from the other two reductions and will shift silently when that lands. Changing a training default is your call rather than mine, so I have left it alone — happy to open a separate issue if useful. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Improved handling of sequence-shaped labels when calculating distillation loss, ensuring results match equivalent flattened inputs. * **Tests** * Added coverage verifying consistent loss results for sequence-shaped and flattened inputs. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Signed-off-by: Siddhardha Nanda <99672439+SID-6921@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Asha Anoosheh <aanoosheh@nvidia.com>
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Type of change: Bug fix
qdq_to_dq()assumedDequantizeLinearfeedsConv/Gemm/MatMuldirectly, tolerating only aCastin between. A weight that reachesMatMultransposed — as in MaxViT's attention blocks — putTransposein front of_convert_weight, which has no entry for it:Two changes, and the second is the one that matters.
1. Trace
Cast/Transposeto reach the real consumer. That walk now exists only to find the node whose op type decides whether this conversion supports the weight at all.2. Take the quantization axis from the Q/DQ pair, not from the consumer. After conversion the
DequantizeLinearstays in the graph with its input rewired to the weight initializer, so its axis is what indexes the stored weight — regardless of anyTransposedownstream. The conversion follows that axis, defaulting to ONNX'saxis = 1when the attribute is omitted. No permutation is composed and there is no consumer-axis fallback.That also fixes a case that is broken on
maintoday and has nothing to do withTranspose. Measured end to end under onnxruntime, square weight intoMatMul:mainUnsupported op_typeA wrong axis on a square weight still satisfies the scale-length check, so nothing raises and the model simply computes something else.
Two smaller consequences of making the Q/DQ pair authoritative:
(1, 32)single-output projection failed before. A scalar scale converts as well, which is also the subject of fix(onnx): support per-tensor scales in qdq_to_dq #2613.axison only one side is not a disagreement.With nothing left reading the per-op axis values,
axis_mapbecame the set of supported consumers it was really being used as.Testing
TestQdqToDqTranspose, 10 cases, each failing onmain:test_conversion_matches_qdq— 5 combinations of shape x axis x transpose x declared/omitted axis, comparing onnxruntime output before and after conversiontest_dq_transpose_without_perm_is_traced— ONNX letsTransposeomitpermtest_one_element_scale_broadcasts_through_transpose—(1, 32)and(32, 1)test_one_element_scale_is_not_per_axis— single-outputConvtest_disagreeing_qdq_axes_raiseOn the model from #2442: a quantized
maxvit_tiny_rw_256exported withdq_only=Trueraises onmainand exports here, and the resulting DQ-only graph is bit-identical to the QDQ graph under onnxruntime — max abs diff0.0e+00across 457 quantizers.tests/unit/onnxis 659 passed locally with 11 failures that also occur on pristinemainin this environment (int4 paths needing cupy, threeTestColumnMajorTransformationtests needing MSVC build tools).ruff checkreports the same 3 pre-existingPLR0917findings before and after.Before your PR is "Ready for review"
CONTRIBUTING.md: N/AAdditional Information
Fixes #2442.
#2613 edits
_convert_weightagainst the lines this PR restructures, and #2567 touches the same function lower down. Happy to rebase in whatever order suits you.