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GraphSanitizer narrowed FP64 initializers and Constant values with a bare astype(np.float32), so anything past the FP32 range became +/-inf. numpy raises "overflow encountered in cast" for it, but nothing acted on that, and an infinity then poisons whatever arithmetic the tensor feeds. DBL_MAX is an ordinary way to spell "no bound" on a Clip, so this is reachable from a valid model rather than only a contrived one. Clamp to the FP32 range instead and name the tensor in a warning, matching what PrecisionConverter._convert_initializer already does when it narrows FP32 to FP16. Values too small for FP32 still flush to zero, which is ordinary narrowing and does not propagate the way an infinity does. Signed-off-by: Siddhardha Nanda <99672439+SID-6921@users.noreply.github.com>
When an initializer value is too small for the target precision, _convert_initializer replaces it with that type's smallest subnormal. The replacement was the positive subnormal regardless of the original sign, so a tiny negative value came back positive -- -1e-10 became +5.96e-08 for FP16. The magnitude is negligible either way; the sign is not, for anything that compares against zero. Signed-off-by: Siddhardha Nanda <99672439+SID-6921@users.noreply.github.com>
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The guard tested only finite out-of-range values but np.clip then flattened everything, so an infinity the model already held survived on its own and was turned into the FP32 maximum as soon as the same tensor also carried an oversized finite value. Clamp only the finite out-of-range elements. Narrowing an infinity the author put there is not this function's decision; the cast maps it to an FP32 infinity, which is what the model asked for. The warning also said "Initializer" for a Constant node's value. It now names the tensor, which is the initializer name or the node's output. Signed-off-by: Siddhardha Nanda <99672439+SID-6921@users.noreply.github.com>
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_convert_fp64_nodes()sends both node types through_narrow_to_fp32, but the overflow test covers onlyConstant. The existingConstantOfShapetest checks only the dtype. A node-specific dispatch regression could therefore convert a finite oversized value to FP32 infinity without failing the tests.Suggested fix
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_convert_fp64_nodes sends Constant and ConstantOfShape through the same helper, but only Constant was asserted, so a dispatch regression could send a ConstantOfShape value to infinity without failing anything. Parametrize over both rather than add a near-duplicate test. Signed-off-by: Siddhardha Nanda <99672439+SID-6921@users.noreply.github.com>
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🟡 Minor · Clamp FP64 values before converting them to FP32. · test_graphsanitizer.py:238-333
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winClamp FP64 values before converting them to FP32.
_convert_fp64_initializers()and_convert_fp64_nodes()both narrow finite FP64 values withastype(np.float32). An FP64 maximum therefore becomes+infor-inf, while the new tests require±np.finfo(np.float32).max. Use one shared helper for both paths and preserve existing infinities.Suggested fix
+ @staticmethod + def _clamp_fp64_to_fp32(data: np.ndarray) -> np.ndarray: + fp32_max = np.finfo(np.float32).max + finite = np.isfinite(data) + return np.where( + finite, np.clip(data, -fp32_max, fp32_max), data + ).astype(np.float32) + def _convert_fp64_initializers(self) -> bool: ... - fp32_data = fp64_data.astype(np.float32) + fp32_data = self._clamp_fp64_to_fp32(fp64_data) ... - fp32_data = fp64_data.astype(np.float32) + fp32_data = self._clamp_fp64_to_fp32(fp64_data)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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_convert_fp64_initializers() and _convert_fp64_nodes() cast FP64 data straight to FP32, silently turning any finite value larger than FP32's max into infinity. Add a shared _clamp_to_fp32_range() helper that clamps only such out-of-range finite values (preserving any infinity already present) and warns with the affected tensor's name, matching the behavior the existing test suite expects. 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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Two ways AutoCast loses information when it narrows a float initializer. They are in different files but are the same operation, so they are together here; happy to split if you would rather.
1. FP64 values outside the FP32 range become infinities —
graphsanitizer.pyGraphSanitizernarrows FP64 initializers andConstantvalues with a bareastype(np.float32), so anything past the FP32 range becomes±inf. numpy raisesoverflow encountered in castfor it; nothing acted on that.mainlower-DBL_MAX-inf-3.4e38upperDBL_MAXinf3.4e38An infinity does not stay put — it turns into a NaN at the first
inf - infor0 * infdownstream.DBL_MAXis an ordinary way to spell "no bound" on aClip, and FP64 models are what this sanitizer exists to handle, so this is reachable from a valid model.Now clamped to the FP32 range with the tensor named in a warning, matching what
PrecisionConverter._convert_initializeralready does when it narrows FP32 to FP16. Values too small for FP32 still flush to zero — ordinary narrowing, and it does not propagate the way an infinity does.2. A value that underflows the target precision loses its sign —
precisionconverter.py_convert_initializerreplaces a value too small for the target type with that type's smallest subnormal, but used the positive subnormal regardless of the original sign:For FP16,
-1e-10came back as+5.96e-08. The magnitude is negligible either way; the sign is not, for anything that compares against zero. Nownp.copysign(data_lowest, np_array).Testing
Three tests, each failing on
mainand passing here:test_convert_fp64_initializers_clamps_out_of_range_values—±DBL_MAXinitializers stay finitetest_convert_fp64_nodes_clamps_out_of_range_values— theConstantnode path had the same bare casttest_underflowing_fp16_initializers_keep_their_sign— parametrized overuse_standalone_type_inference, asserts a negative value does not come back positivetests/unit/onnxis 653 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 single pre-existingPLR0917in each touched file before and after.Before your PR is "Ready for review"
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