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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 12 included reviews per hour; 9 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughVersion 0.47 adds ONNX quantization sensitivity scoring, exclusion selection, a CLI, documentation, operator support, and tests for metrics, probing, grouping, and quantization allowlists. ChangesONNX sensitivity analysis
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds sensitivity-based quantization exclusions, but the current implementation can under-rank some severe distortions, allow calibration archives to expand beyond intended memory limits, merge colliding block names, and miss a documented sensitivity regression in testing. These bounded correctness, resource-safety, and validation risks should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant SensitivityCLI
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participant ONNXRuntime
participant Quantization
participant suggest_exclusion
User->>SensitivityCLI: provide ONNX model and calibration data
SensitivityCLI->>score: run configured sensitivity scan
score->>ONNXRuntime: run reference and quantized probes
score->>Quantization: insert target Q/DQ nodes
score-->>SensitivityCLI: return scores and failed probes
SensitivityCLI-->>User: write JSON and ranked table
User->>suggest_exclusion: provide sensitivity scores and policy
suggest_exclusion-->>User: return node exclusions
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New ONNX PTQ subsystem (modelopt.onnx.quantization.sensitivity: score / picker / metrics / CLI) plus a 317-line docs section, ~2000 added lines. The core idea is sound and the picker unit tests are good, but there are a few correctness/coverage issues I'd like resolved before this lands.
Design gate (architectural-change protocol)
Problem: ONNX PTQ has no automated way to find which ops/nodes drive accuracy loss, so operators hand-sweep exclusion policies per model.
Alternatives checked in-repo:
modelopt/onnx/quantization/autotune/— the PR body explicitly addresses this (latency-driven, no accuracy signal). Reasonable.modelopt.torch.quantization.model_quant.auto_quantize— body names it as the design analog. Reasonable.
So the top-level "why a new subsystem" question is addressed; I'm not blocking on it. Two smaller reuse questions the body does not address:
score._resolve_calibration_data/_load_calibration_from_pathand__main__._load_calibrationre-implement calibration ingestion that already exists inmodelopt/onnx/quantization/calib_utils.py(CalibrationDataProvidernormalizes ndarray/dict/batch-splitting;RandomDataProvider+gen_random_inputscovers the synthetic fallback) and inmodelopt/onnx/quantization/__main__.py(npz/npy loading with the--trust_calibration_data/validate_file_sizesecurity path, which the new CLI does not inherit). This is now a third loader with slightly different semantics.- A second
python -m ...entrypoint vs. a flag on the existing ONNX PTQ CLI — worth a sentence in the body.
Blocking-ish findings
op_typeandnodegranularity are not equivalent probes (see inline onscore.py): node targets pass onlynodes_to_quantizeand leaveop_types_to_quantize=None, so ORT's effective allow-list is the post-configure_ortregistry, which hasRelu/Sigmoid/Softmax/Concat/Transpose/... deleted. Those nodes silently get no Q/DQ → score0.0("safe to quantize"), while the same op scores non-zero in op-type mode. Since the headline results are per-node, this matters.op_types.pychange is not a pure addition. Adding"Gelu"toget_activation_ops()also changesQDQAutotunerBase.get_ort_quantization_config()(op_types_needing_output_quant), i.e. autotune Q/DQ placement for any Gelu model. No test, and the PR body describes a different op_types change (TopK→is_fusible_reduction_op, which is already inmain).blocks/block_agghas zero tests despite being the documented best recipe for ViT-tiny and the body claiming coverage for it.metrics.pyand the whole CLI module (_render_ranked_table,_load_calibration,_default_output_json) are also untested.- PR description is out of sync with the diff: it claims a
nodes_to_quantizeextension toquantize.py, butquantize.pyis not in the diff — that argument already exists onmain, sotests/unit/onnx/quantization/test_nodes_to_quantize.pyis a test of pre-existing behavior (fine to add, but please re-word the body so reviewers know what actually changed). - Size: 2003 lines. The picker + its tests, the scorer + CLI, and the docs section are three fairly independent units and would review much better split.
Answer to your docs question
I'd put it in a new dedicated guide page, mirroring docs/source/guides/9_autotune.rst, with only a short pointer paragraph at the end of _onnx_quantization.rst. Reasons: (a) 317 lines is already longer than several complete sections of the ONNX PTQ guide and pushes the "how do I quantize an ONNX model" narrative off the page; (b) the content is a workflow with its own CLI, its own concepts (coverage vs threshold, block aggregation, near-tie), and its own troubleshooting — same shape as autotune; (c) a separate page lets you use .. argparse:: for the new CLI the way 9_autotune.rst does. The parts that are reproduction recipes rather than API docs — the timm export snippet, the ImageNet-500 NPZ preparation, and the per-model validation table — belong in examples/onnx_ptq/README.md, since they need real datasets/checkpoints and will drift with model versions.
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The tests can be simplified without weakening their behavioral coverage.
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tests/unit/onnx/quantization/test_nodes_to_quantize.pyhas the largest opportunity. The bespoke two-Conv builder and_has_dq_predecessorhelper can be replaced with the existingbuild_conv_act_pool_model()andassert_nodes_are_quantized()test utilities. Keep both sides of the contract: the selected interior Conv receives Q/DQ and the unselected Conv does not. I validated that reuse against this head: selecting either Conv inserted DQ only for the selected node, and the existing test passed independently. -
test_sensitivity_picker.pycan use small, descriptively named parameter tables for the pure input/output cases. In particular, the full-coverage and sorted-output cases overlap; the empty/zero cases can share one parameterized test; and the large near-tie fixtures can be reduced to four scores while preserving the same cutoff.caplog.textalso removes the repeated message-list construction. I would keep separate cases for strict threshold behavior, threshold-overrides-coverage,max_nodes,min_score_floor, ordering, and warning mode because those exercise distinct branches. -
test_sensitivity.pycan build the deterministic synthetic ONNX once through a module-scoped fixture. The parameterized metric cases can then reuse it, remove redundantscores/ranking assertions, compare the expected top-op set directly, and use onek = 10for the top/bottom integration checks.
One placement caveat: the end-to-end tests should not be moved into the CPU unit lane unchanged. With CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES="" at 47e235c, quantize() reached trt.Builder() during preprocessing; the current nodes_to_quantize test failed there, and the four synthetic scorer cases produced no scores. CI currently passes these tests, so this is environment-sensitive. Either keep the real quantize/ORT smoke tests in the GPU lane, or mock the TensorRT preprocessing boundary for a focused CPU unit test while retaining one GPU integration test.
The saved test code would be better spent on the existing uncovered behavior: compact public-API tests for blocks/block_agg and direct tests for the NumPy metrics. That would make the suite shorter and materially stronger rather than merely reducing its line count.
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Thanks @ajrasane. Applied everything from the review in ee1387b:
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Adds ``modelopt.onnx.quantization.sensitivity``, a per-op-type or per-node
accuracy sensitivity ranking primitive for ONNX PTQ, plus a coverage / threshold
based exclusion picker that turns the ranking into an actionable
``--nodes_to_exclude`` or ``--op_types_to_exclude`` list.
Primitive (sensitivity.score):
- For each quantizable target (op type or individual node), invokes the existing
``modelopt.onnx.quantization.quantize`` entry point to insert calibrated Q/DQ
on just that target, runs the reference and quantized ONNXs through
ONNXRuntime on the same calibration inputs, and computes a proxy metric
between the two graph-output activation sets. Higher score means the target
adds more accuracy loss if quantized -- so callers keep high-scoring targets
at higher precision.
- Op-type granularity via ``--op_types_to_quantize`` (fast; ~10-15 probes on a
typical graph); per-node granularity via ``--nodes_to_quantize`` regex (deep
dive; N_nodes probes).
- Three proxy metrics via ``metrics.py``: kl_div (default, softmax-normalized),
mse (raw), cos_dist (1 - cosine_similarity).
- Real calibration data via .npy / .npz / directory path, or synthetic random
fallback (directional-only; warned in the CLI and marked in the output JSON's
calibration_source field).
- Default op_types_scope excludes layout / copy ops via
``modelopt.onnx.op_types.is_copy_op`` -- Transpose / Reshape / Concat and
friends show up in ORT's default quantizable set, but their sensitivity
signal reflects Q/DQ insertion at data-movement boundaries rather than any
INT8-kernel trade-off, so ranking them clutters the output with
"don't do this anyway" entries.
Picker (sensitivity.suggest_exclusion, sensitivity.summarize_exclusion):
- Coverage mode (default): return the largest target set whose cumulative
sensitivity score stays at or below ``coverage * total_mass``. The actual
coverage is always less than or equal to the requested value ("at most X%"),
so the operator never gets more exclusion than they asked for.
Architecture-portable because the target is a fraction, not an absolute
number.
- Threshold mode: return every target whose individual sensitivity score
exceeds ``threshold``. Simpler and more predictable when the operator
already knows what per-target sensitivity magnitude they consider
"too sensitive to quantize" for a specific model.
- ``near_tie_ratio`` (default 0.99) emits a logger.warning when the cut-off
between included and excluded targets is a near-tie -- flags potential
intra-group precision fragmentation. Set to ``None`` to disable.
- Companion ``summarize_exclusion`` reports the effect of an exclusion set:
coverage_pct, num_excluded, num_previously_quantized, num_remaining_quantized,
excluded_mass, total_mass.
Public surface:
- Python: ``from modelopt.onnx.quantization.sensitivity import score,
suggest_exclusion, summarize_exclusion``.
- CLI: ``python -m modelopt.onnx.quantization.sensitivity --onnx_path=...
--calibration_data_path=... --granularity=op_type --metric=kl_div``.
- Output JSON schema includes scores, calibration_source,
num_calibration_samples, metric, granularity, target_precision.
Tests:
- ``tests/gpu/onnx/quantization/test_sensitivity.py``: synthetic-graph tier
(real deterministic inputs -> LayerNormalization scores above Conv) plus a
synthetic-random regression tier (calibration_data=None still preserves the
directional invariant), plus CoAtNet-0 op-type and per-node integration
stubs marked @pytest.mark.manual (gated by --run-manual and a
MODELOPT_SENSITIVITY_FIXTURES env var).
- ``tests/unit/onnx/quantization/test_sensitivity_picker.py``: coverage /
threshold / min_score_floor / max_nodes / near-tie warning tests.
- ``tests/unit/onnx/quantization/test_nodes_to_quantize.py``: validates the
existing ``--nodes_to_quantize`` include-only flag that per-node granularity
relies on.
Documentation:
- ``docs/source/guides/_onnx_quantization.rst``: new "Quantization Sensitivity
Scan" chapter plus a "Turning scores into an exclusion list" subsection with
both policy modes, ``:ref:`` cross-reference to the metric options, and a
note that the picker documentation assumes per-node granularity for
simplicity but the same logic applies to per-op-type.
Signed-off-by: gcunhase <4861122+gcunhase@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Extends ``suggest_exclusion`` with two new keyword arguments so operators can
turn per-node sensitivity scores into a block-level exclusion set without
reimplementing the coverage / threshold / near-tie logic themselves. Motivated
by empirical validation on ViT-tiny where per-node picking hits a ~60% top-1
ceiling due to intra-block precision fragmentation; block-level exclusion
recovers ~75% top-1 (within 1pp of native ``trtexec --int8 --fp16``).
New API surface:
* ``blocks: Mapping[str, Sequence[str | re.Pattern]] | None = None`` -- maps
group name to a list of regex patterns matching node paths. Each node is
assigned to at most one group (first-match wins across the ``blocks``
dict). Nodes matching no pattern become their own singleton group named
after themselves, so architecturally-important standalone nodes (final
``LayerNormalization`` before the head, patch-embed ``Conv``, etc.) compete
for exclusion on equal footing with multi-node blocks. When ``blocks`` is
``None`` (default) the picker behaves exactly as before -- fully
backward-compatible.
* ``block_agg: Literal["sum", "max", "mean"] = "sum"`` -- aggregation used to
compute a group's score from its members. Kept as ``Literal`` for
IDE/mypy support, plus a runtime ``ValueError`` in ``suggest_exclusion``
for defensive validation.
Semantics:
* When ``blocks`` is set, the picker computes per-group aggregated scores
and applies coverage / threshold / near-tie / ``max_nodes`` /
``min_score_floor`` semantics identically to the per-node path. The
returned exclusion list is the union of member node names across the
selected groups, ready to pass as ``nodes_to_exclude=`` to
``modelopt.onnx.quantization.quantize``.
* Natural pairings between ``block_agg`` and picker mode -- documented in
the docstring and RST guide:
- ``block_agg="sum"`` with ``coverage`` (recommended default): identical
"fraction of total KL mass" semantic as per-node coverage. Portable
across per-node and per-block grouping on the same model.
- ``block_agg="max"`` with ``threshold``: same units as per-node
threshold (excludes any group whose peak-node score exceeds the
cutoff). Preserves operator intuition when transferring per-node
threshold guidance to the block level.
- Other combinations remain valid but change what ``coverage`` and
``threshold`` mean in units; the docstring calls this out explicitly.
Implementation notes:
* The existing per-node core (coverage / threshold / near-tie logic) is
extracted into a private ``_pick_from_scores`` helper. Both the per-node
and per-block paths call it, so both share identical semantics for every
future behavior change. Zero duplication.
* Two additional private helpers: ``_assign_groups`` (regex-based
first-match-wins assignment with singleton fallback) and
``_aggregate_group_scores`` (dispatches on ``block_agg``).
* Backward compatibility: every existing ``suggest_exclusion`` call site
behaves exactly as before because ``blocks`` defaults to ``None`` and the
``block_agg`` value is only inspected when ``blocks`` is set.
Documentation:
* ``docs/source/guides/_onnx_quantization.rst`` gains a new subsection at
the end -- "Grouping per-node scores into architectural blocks" -- with:
- A ``vit_tiny_patch16_224`` (timm) worked example at ``coverage=0.95``
with ``block_agg="sum"`` that selects blocks 8, 10, 9, 11, 7 (~100
nodes across 5 whole transformer blocks), which recovers ~75% top-1
on ImageNet-1k versus ~60% for the best per-node picking.
- A depth-2 example showing how to split each transformer block into
``blocks.N.attn`` and ``blocks.N.mlp`` sub-groups.
- Guidance on the ``block_agg`` / picker-mode pairings.
- A "when block-level grouping doesn't help" note calling out
Conv-heavy architectures (MobileNet, ResNet families) where diffuse
per-node sensitivity means the per-node picker still wins.
Signed-off-by: gcunhase <4861122+gcunhase@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…x + threshold Post-review cleanup after the block-picker feature landed. Three files touched, all documentation / comment simplification -- zero API changes, zero behavior changes. picker.py ========= Compressed verbose bulleted guidance in ``suggest_exclusion``'s docstring without dropping semantic content: * Module docstring reduced from 20 to 5 lines (single-paragraph summary). * ``coverage`` guidance: three bulleted sub-ranges collapsed to a one-line paragraph (``0.85-0.90`` balances, ``0.95-0.99`` favors accuracy, ``0.70-0.80`` favors latency). * ``threshold`` guidance: bulleted per-architecture magnitudes collapsed to a one-line paragraph. * ``blocks`` docstring: kept all rules (first-match wins, singleton fallback, group ranking replaces node ranking, expansion at return) but stripped repeated framing. * ``block_agg`` docstring: kept the two natural-pairing bullets and the paragraph explaining unit shifts under off-diagonal combinations, but removed a sentence-level restatement of each bullet. * ``max_nodes``, ``min_score_floor``, ``near_tie_ratio``: one-paragraph descriptions. Net -170 lines added / +79 lines removed. The extracted helpers (``_pick_from_scores``, ``_assign_groups``, ``_aggregate_group_scores``, ``_warn_near_tie``) are functionally identical to what landed in a3584c8. __main__.py =========== * Removed "Mirrors the flag style of ``python -m modelopt.onnx.quantization.autotune``." sentence from the module docstring. * Shrunk the ``CalibrationSource`` assert comment from two lines to one: "Sanity-check the JSON schema; score() already emits the enum's string value." _onnx_quantization.rst ====================== Revisions after empirical validation of the block-picker recipe against the tested 101-node ViT-tiny hot region: * Trimmed the "primitive reuses ``quantize`` internally, so scales are properly calibrated (not autotune's placement-only descriptors)" clause to just "The primitive reuses ``quantize`` internally for each per-target probe." The autotune-contrast note was a maintainer-facing detail that did not belong in the user guide. * Corrected the ``calibration_method`` bullet from "``entropy`` (default), ``max``, ``mse``, ``percentile``, etc." to the honest "``entropy`` (default) or ``max``". The ONNX quantize path in ``int8.py`` / ``fp8.py`` only dispatches on ``entropy`` vs falls-through-to-MinMax; ``mse`` and ``percentile`` are silently degraded to MinMax with no error. ``PercentileCalibrater`` exists in ``ort_patching.py`` but is not reachable from the public ``calibration_method`` argument. * Tightened ``granularity`` and other bullet-list descriptions. * Removed a redundant "``calibration_source`` field of the output JSON records which mode was used" sentence. * Rewrote the ViT-tiny block-picker example to use the natural ``max`` + ``threshold`` pairing recommended in the picker's docstring instead of ``sum`` + ``max_nodes``. Validated empirically: ``suggest_exclusion(scores, threshold=0.1, blocks=blocks, block_agg="max")`` produces the same 101-node exclusion set as the hand-curated regex-union (checked node-by-node against the vit_tiny_hotregion_blocks_7_11_plus_norm exclusion) and recovers 74.80% top-1 (within 1pp variance of the earlier 75.20% measurement). * Consolidated the two rendered rankings (``max_agg`` and ``sum_agg``) into one side-by-side table so the reader sees both aggregations of the same data at once. Added a note explaining that either ``max + threshold=0.1`` or ``sum + coverage=1.0, max_nodes=6`` picks the same six groups, with a small internal-ordering difference on blocks.9 vs blocks.11 that does not affect the final selection. Signed-off-by: gcunhase <4861122+gcunhase@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Ran `ruff check --fix --unsafe-fixes` and `ruff format` from the repo root against the sensitivity package and its tests. All changes are mechanical: - `TYPE_CHECKING` guard on `collections.abc` imports (TC003). - Trailing-whitespace stripping in multi-line docstrings. - One-line reformat of a short `ValueError(...)` that fits on 100 cols. - Multi-line list-literal expansion in test fixtures (ruff format). - Import combining onto a single line where it fits. No semantic changes. `mypy --config-file pyproject.toml` still passes clean across the 5 sensitivity source files, `quantize.py`, `op_types.py`, and `utils.py`. All three pygrep-hooks RST patterns (rst-backticks, rst-directive-colons, rst-inline-touching-normal) return zero hits on the docs update. Signed-off-by: gcunhase <4861122+gcunhase@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: modelopt-fix-agent-bot (Opus 4.7) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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CHANGELOG.rst
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Move the ``modelopt.onnx.quantization.sensitivity`` entry from the
Megatron subsection to Quantization (where it belongs) and mention the
optional block-level aggregation (``blocks=`` / ``block_agg=``) so the
line covers the block-picker feature that landed alongside the primitive.
docs/source/guides/_onnx_quantization.rst
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* Opening (128-138): compressed 11 lines of marketing-toned framing
("runs into the same friction ... hand-crafted exclusion policies
until they find one that works", "Works across CNN, Transformer, and
hybrid architectures alike") down to a 4-line spec of what
``sensitivity.score`` does.
* Supported-options bullets (142-161): trimmed the parenthetical
restatements from ``metric`` / ``calibration_method`` / ``calibration_data`` /
``op_types_scope`` -- the details are in the ``score`` docstring.
* Synthetic-calibration note: dropped the "random Q times K^T produces
near-uniform softmax that hides real-input MHA quantization pathology"
overexplanation; the "directional-only; attention-heavy is the
highest-risk case" punchline is enough.
* Per-node granularity paragraph: deleted (the ``granularity`` bullet
above already covers it).
* Meta-narration: dropped "In the rest of this documentation, we'll
cover per-node granularity for simplicity, but the same logic goes
for per-op-type granularity."
* Coverage / threshold bullets (274-286): 13-line bulleted restatement
of ``suggest_exclusion``'s docstring cut to 6 lines pointing the
reader at the docstring for full argument reference.
* Block-picker intro (333-350): dropped "and softmax numerics degrade
catastrophically" hedge + ``block_agg`` docstring parenthetical.
* Near-tie note: 7-line bulleted restatement of the picker docstring
compressed to 3 lines with the actual guidance in one sentence.
* Empirically-recovers phrasing: replaced "closing the ViT-tiny parity
gap to implicit quantization" (jargon) with the direct number
comparison "~75% top-1 versus ~60% for the best per-node picking".
* When per-block picking doesn't help: dropped "typically" and
"Reach for ``blocks`` first" chatty wording.
* CoAtNet timm-export prep: dropped the "Use the analogous timm handle
for any other model family" filler sentence.
modelopt/onnx/quantization/sensitivity/picker.py
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* Module docstring: 8 lines -> 1 sentence ("Turn a sensitivity score
dictionary into an exclusion list, with optional block-level
aggregation.").
* ``suggest_exclusion`` docstring: 55 lines -> 32 lines. Consolidated
the coverage/threshold trade-off restatement (previously in the mode
summary + the ``coverage`` arg + a free-standing paragraph); the
standalone paragraph moved to the RST guide. ``block_agg`` collapsed
from a 12-line bullet forest to a 4-line paragraph -- the natural
pairing table (``sum`` with ``coverage``, ``max`` with ``threshold``)
is preserved.
* ``_aggregate_group_scores``: dropped ``if members else 0.0`` defensive
ternary. ``groups`` is built by ``setdefault().append()`` so every
key is guaranteed at least one member.
* ``_warn_near_tie``: renamed local variables from ``last_included_kl``
/ ``first_excluded_kl`` to ``last_included_score`` /
``first_excluded_score`` -- this module supports MSE and cos too, so
the ``_kl`` suffix was metric-specific and misleading. Rewrote the
awkward "helps guiding the user into adjusting coverage or threshold"
docstring line as "The warning prompts widening ``coverage`` or
narrowing ``threshold``".
* ``_pick_from_scores``: dropped ``# Threshold mode`` / ``# Coverage
mode`` block comments -- the ``if threshold is not None:`` branch is
self-labeling.
* ``summarize_exclusion``: dropped ``float(...)`` cast on
``scores.get(...)`` -- ``scores`` is already
``Mapping[str, float]``. Collapsed the 12-line bulleted Returns block
to a single paragraph.
modelopt/onnx/quantization/sensitivity/score.py
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* Module docstring: 7 lines -> 4 lines ("Core sensitivity primitive:
rank quantizable targets by per-target Q/DQ drift.").
* ``_default_op_types_scope`` docstring: 11 lines -> 5 lines. Kept the
load-bearing rationale (copy ops excluded because TRT never produces
INT8 kernels for them) but dropped the narrative "clutters the
output with 'don't do this anyway' entries".
* ``op_types_scope`` argument in ``score()``'s docstring: removed the
CLI-specific "hides those from the pretty-printed table by default"
aside -- that behavior is documented in ``__main__.py``.
modelopt/onnx/quantization/sensitivity/__init__.py
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Module docstring: 8 lines -> 1 sentence ("ONNX quantization sensitivity:
rank quantizable targets by per-target Q/DQ drift.").
modelopt/onnx/quantization/sensitivity/__main__.py
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* Removed the defensive
``assert result["calibration_source"] in {c.value for c in CalibrationSource}``
along with its "score() already emits the enum's string value"
comment -- ``score()`` sets that field from the enum's own ``.value``
so the assert was checking that ``score()`` doesn't lie about its
own contract. ``CalibrationSource`` is no longer imported here
(still ships in the public API via ``__init__.py``).
* ``show_zero_scores`` docstring: 4-line "graph plumbing" explanation
trimmed to a one-line statement of what the flag does.
* ``--show_zero_scores`` CLI help: same treatment.
* ``_load_calibration`` docstring: dropped "matches what the main
quantize CLI does" background parenthetical.
modelopt/onnx/quantization/sensitivity/metrics.py
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* Module docstring: 8 lines -> 1 sentence ("Proxy metrics between
reference and quantized activations. Higher = more distortion.").
* ``kl_div`` / ``mse`` / ``cos_dist`` docstrings: property-first. Each
metric now leads with its scale-sensitivity property ("Robust to
activation magnitude scale.", "Sensitive to activation magnitude
scale.", "Scale-invariant.") instead of comparative narration
("recommended default because ...", "a target whose output happens
to be large in absolute value will look more sensitive under MSE than
under KL / cosine", etc.).
tests/gpu/onnx/quantization/test_sensitivity.py
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* Added a module-scoped ``coatnet_fixtures`` fixture that
``pytest.skip``\ s cleanly when the pre-staged CoAtNet-0 ONNX +
``imagenet_calib_500.npz`` are absent. Both integration tests now
receive the tuple instead of duplicating the ``_require_fixture``
calls.
* Trimmed ``test_coatnet_op_type_matches_manual_groundtruth``'s
docstring: the 13-row op-type ranking table is already documented in
the RST guide, so the test docstring just states the top-4 assertion
invariant.
* Renumbered the tiers **by cost**: Tier 1 is now the fast
synthetic-random regression guard, Tier 2 is the fast
synthetic-real deterministic test, Tier 3 is the CoAtNet op-type
integration, and Tier 4 is the CoAtNet per-node integration. The
previous numbering interleaved a fast fallback test as Tier 4 after
two slow real-model tests, which was harder to scan. The two
synthetic tests are also reordered in the source file to match. All
docstring ``Tier N:`` labels, the module-header tier list, and the
``coatnet_fixtures`` fixture docstring reference ("for tier 3 / 4
tests") were updated in the same pass.
* Fixed a stale env-var reference in the same trimmed docstring:
``MODELOPT_SENSITIVITY_FIXTURES`` never existed; the test reads
``MODELOPT_ONNX_ACCURACY_MODELS_DIR`` (see line 48).
tests/unit/onnx/quantization/test_sensitivity_picker.py
========================================================
Hoisted ``import logging`` to module scope -- the four
``TestNearTieWarning`` tests each imported it inside their body. Net
-3 lines / +1 line, and the ``caplog.at_level(logging.WARNING, ...)``
calls now reference the module-level module correctly.
Validation
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``ruff check`` + ``ruff format`` clean on all touched files. ``mypy``
clean on the five source files. ``pytest`` still runs on the fork's
own env (Computelab); locally we only sanity-check ruff + mypy.
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The sensitivity entry was sitting between ``mtq.temporarily_fold_weights`` and ``nvfp4_act_headroom``; convention here is that new-in-release entries append at the end of their subsection so the last-added line is always the newest. Moving the bullet down two positions so its ordering matches the section's convention. No content change to the bullet itself. Signed-off-by: gcunhase <4861122+gcunhase@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: modelopt-fix-agent-bot (Opus 4.7) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…rittle helper) Two-part fix for `test_nodes_to_quantize_restricts_qdq_to_single_conv` crashing with `IndexError: list index out of range` instead of asserting cleanly. 1. Graph shape. The synthetic ONNX put `conv_keep` at the very first Conv, so its input was the graph input tensor with no producer node. Add a leading `Relu` so `conv_keep` sits on an interior tensor -- the shape sensitivity's per-node probe actually hits when it isolates an interior Conv, and the setup ModelOpt's Q/DQ insertion is designed around. 2. `_has_dq_predecessor` helper. `gs.Node.i(input_idx)` calls `self.inputs[input_idx].inputs[0]` under the hood; when the input tensor has an empty producer list (e.g., a graph input) that raises `IndexError`. Rewrite the helper to walk `inp.inputs` explicitly and return `False` when any step of the chain is missing. This makes an unquantized target fail the test with the intended "conv_keep is not quantized" assertion message rather than an opaque crash inside the helper. No production-code change; unit test only. Signed-off-by: gcunhase <4861122+gcunhase@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: modelopt-fix-agent-bot (Opus 4.7) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…o-exclusion `find_nodes_from_convs_to_exclude` in `modelopt/onnx/quantization/graph_utils.py:1163` silently drops any Conv whose OC and IC are both < 16 (and fail the `%8` fallback rule) from the quantizable set. The previous test used `(4, 3, 3, 3)` and `(4, 4, 3, 3)` weights, so both Convs got appended to `nodes_to_exclude` before the `nodes_to_quantize` allowlist was even evaluated -- our `["^conv_keep$"]` was then filtered to empty at int8.py:247 and no QDQ was inserted, masking the plumbing entirely. Bump both Convs to `(16, 16, 3, 3)` weights, biases to `(16,)`, graph I/O to `[1, 16, 8, 8]`, and calibration data to `(2, 16, 8, 8)`. Convs now pass the size gate cleanly and `nodes_to_quantize=["^conv_keep$"]` inserts QDQ around `conv_keep` only. Also revert the interim `Relu` node that was added while diagnosing an earlier `IndexError` -- that crash was resolved by the previous commit's `_has_dq_predecessor` rewrite (guards empty producer lists), so `conv_keep` can sit directly against the graph input again without crashing. Restores the original two-Conv shape and the original `_build_two_conv_onnx` one-liner docstring. No production-code change; unit test only. Signed-off-by: gcunhase <4861122+gcunhase@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: modelopt-fix-agent-bot (Opus 4.7) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a new subsection under Advanced Features documenting the `modelopt.onnx.quantization.sensitivity` primitive as a downstream tool for recovering accuracy after quantization. Shows the end-to-end Python flow -- `score()` -> `suggest_exclusion()` + `summarize_exclusion()` -> `quantize(nodes_to_exclude=...)` -- reusing the same `vit_base_patch16_224.onnx` and `calib.npy` produced earlier in the example via `download_example_onnx.py` and `image_prep.py`; no extra setup needed. Hyperlinks to the guide's Quantization Sensitivity Scan section and to the block-picker sub-anchor cover the full API reference, block-picker recipe, and validation results without duplicating them in the example README. Signed-off-by: gcunhase <4861122+gcunhase@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: modelopt-fix-agent-bot (Opus 4.7) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- ``we proppose`` -> ``we propose`` - ``individual nodes.See the`` -> ``individual nodes. See the`` (missing space after period) Signed-off-by: gcunhase <4861122+gcunhase@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: modelopt-fix-agent-bot (Opus 4.7) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…on_eps default, and CLI hardening
score.py
========
* Match ``quantize()``'s ``calibration_eps`` default: was
``Sequence[str] = ("cuda:0", "cpu")``, now ``list[str] = ["cpu",
"cuda:0", "trt"]``. Callers passing a tuple still work (typed as
``list[str]`` but any ordered iterable is accepted downstream).
* Surface per-target probe failures explicitly. Before, an unrecoverable
``quantize()`` failure or a probe that quietly inserted zero Q/DQ nodes
both collapsed onto ``scores[name] = 0.0`` -- the same signal
``suggest_exclusion`` treats as "safe to quantize". Now the returned
dict carries a new ``failed: list[str]`` field:
- Any ``quantize()`` exception appends the target to ``failed`` and
skips scoring (no more silent drop).
- After a successful ``quantize()``, ``_count_qdq_nodes(probe_path)``
verifies at least one ``QuantizeLinear`` / ``DequantizeLinear`` was
inserted. If zero -- meaning ORT's registry silently declined to
quantize the target -- the target is appended to ``failed`` with a
warning instead of being scored ``0.0``.
* Updated the ``Returns:`` docstring to document ``failed`` and to spell
out the "0.0 means quantizing is free / failed means we don't know"
distinction.
__main__.py
===========
Post-review CLI cleanup (:pr:`comment:3846986859`):
* Dropped ``_load_calibration``. It partially duplicated
``score._load_calibration_from_path`` (which already handles ``.npy``
/ ``.npz`` / directory inputs uniformly) and split behavior across two
code paths. The CLI now passes the raw path string straight to
``score()``, which delegates to its own hardcoded-safe loader
(``allow_pickle=False`` everywhere).
* Added boundary validation via ``validate_file_size()`` on
``--onnx_path`` (2 GiB cap, matches the main quantize CLI) and
``--calibration_data_path`` (4 GiB cap for ImageNet-scale NPZ files).
Skipped for directory-form calibration data.
* Removed the never-wired ``--trust_calibration_data`` flag: the
underlying ``_load_calibration_from_path`` is hardcoded to
``allow_pickle=False``, so the flag was a documentation lie. If a
future need for pickle-loaded calibration surfaces, wire it through
``_load_calibration_from_path`` at that point rather than shipping a
flag with no effect.
* Dropped the unused ``numpy`` import that fell out with
``_load_calibration``.
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…ewer feedback
Restructure
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Mirror the ``autotune/`` test-suite layout for the new sensitivity
sub-package:
tests/
├── _test_utils/onnx/quantization/sensitivity/
│ └── models.py (shared builders + fixtures)
├── unit/onnx/quantization/sensitivity/
│ ├── test_metrics.py (new; direct kl_div / mse / cos)
│ └── test_picker.py (moved from test_sensitivity_picker.py)
└── gpu/onnx/quantization/sensitivity/
└── test_score.py (all synthetic + CoAtNet tiers)
Files deleted:
* ``tests/gpu/onnx/quantization/test_sensitivity.py`` -- content
redistributed into the sub-package.
* ``tests/unit/onnx/quantization/test_sensitivity_picker.py`` -- moved
into ``tests/unit/onnx/quantization/sensitivity/test_picker.py``.
* ``tests/unit/onnx/quantization/test_nodes_to_quantize.py`` -- merged
into ``tests/unit/onnx/quantization/test_quantize_api.py`` as
``test_quantize_honors_nodes_to_quantize_allowlist``. See "reviewer
feedback" below.
Placement caveat noted by the reviewer under
``CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=""``: the synthetic scorer tests reach
``trt.Builder()`` inside ``quantize()``'s preprocessing even with
``calibration_eps=["cpu"]``, so they belong in the GPU lane despite
using CPU inference. Kept them in ``tests/gpu/`` accordingly.
The four synthetic-graph tests keep ``calibration_eps=["cpu"]`` for
deterministic scoring; the two CoAtNet tests use
``calibration_eps=["cuda:0", "cpu"]`` and are gated by
``@pytest.mark.slow`` / ``@pytest.mark.slow_gpu``.
Reviewer feedback: :pr:`comment:3846986854` (blocks + metrics tests)
==================================================================
* ``TestBlocks`` in ``test_picker.py`` (7 methods) pins ``blocks=`` /
``block_agg=`` semantics: first-match-wins across iteration order,
singleton-group fallback for unmatched nodes, sum / max / mean
aggregation, ``ValueError`` on invalid ``block_agg``, union-of-members
return, and the ``threshold=0.1, block_agg="max"`` ≡
``coverage=1.0, max_nodes=6, block_agg="sum"`` equivalence claim from
the RST guide.
* ``test_metrics.py`` covers ``kl_div`` / ``mse`` / ``cos_dist``
identity, orthogonal / anti-parallel vectors, scale sensitivity
differences, and ``_flatten_per_sample`` 0-D / 1-D / 4-D handling.
Reviewer feedback: :pr:`comment:3846986859` (CLI DRY / size guard)
=================================================================
Addressed in the source-side commit above; this commit only removes the
now-unused fixture references.
Reviewer feedback: :pr:`comment:3846986865` (Tier placement + stale
comment)
==================================================================
* Sensitivity tests moved into ``sensitivity/`` sub-packages under
``tests/unit/`` and ``tests/gpu/``.
* Dropped the stale ``_SYNTHETIC_OP_SCOPE`` rationale comment
(referenced ``get_autotuner_quantizable_ops()``, which
``_default_op_types_scope()`` replaced).
Reviewer feedback (:pr:`review:5053256813` by @ajrasane)
=======================================================
* ``test_nodes_to_quantize.py`` moved into
``test_quantize_api.py`` as
``test_quantize_honors_nodes_to_quantize_allowlist``. The bespoke
2-Conv builder and ``_has_dq_predecessor`` helper replaced with
``build_conv_concat_model()`` (4-Conv, channel-safe) and
``assert_nodes_are_quantized()`` from ``_test_utils``. Net delta on
the deleted file / new function: -136 LOC.
* ``TestNearTieWarning`` fixtures shrunk from 20 scores to 4 while
preserving the cutoff behavior (verified numerically:
``{a:6.0, b:3.06, c:3.05, d:0.1}`` at ``coverage=0.75`` cuts between
b and c; ratio 3.05/3.06 = 0.9967 > default 0.99 -> warning fires).
* Assertions in ``TestNearTieWarning`` switched from
``[r.message for r in caplog.records]; assert any(...)`` to
``assert "..." in caplog.text``.
* ``TestCoverageMode.test_full_coverage_returns_all_nodes`` +
``test_returns_sorted_by_kl_desc`` folded into a parametrized
``test_full_coverage_returns_all_sorted_by_score_desc``.
* Three empty / zero cases folded into a single parametrized
``test_returns_empty_for_boundary_cases``.
* ``test_synthetic_deterministic_ln_highest`` now shares a
module-scoped ``synthetic_onnx_path`` fixture (``tmp_path_factory``)
across the three ``kl_div`` / ``mse`` / ``cos`` parametrizations
instead of rebuilding the ONNX once per case.
* Dropped redundant ``assert scores`` and ``assert_ln_over_conv(scores)``
in ``test_synthetic_deterministic_ln_highest`` -- the
``top_op == "LayerNormalization"`` assertion already implies both.
* Collapsed ``top_k = 10; bottom_k = 10`` into a single ``k = 10`` in
``test_coatnet_per_node_matches_manual_groundtruth``.
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16-27: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDeclare the module public API with
__all__.This new module exports
suggest_exclusionandsummarize_exclusionbut defines no__all__. The coding guidelines require an explicit__all__plus package re-export viafrom .module import *.♻️ Proposed change
if TYPE_CHECKING: from collections.abc import Mapping, Sequence +__all__ = ["suggest_exclusion", "summarize_exclusion"] +As per coding guidelines: "Define the public API with
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208-210: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMove these imports to module scope.
onnx_graphsurgeonandmodelopt.onnx.utils.save_onnxare neither optional dependencies nor circular imports here. Keep them at the top of the file so import errors surface at collection time.♻️ Proposed change
- import onnx_graphsurgeon as gs - - from modelopt.onnx.utils import save_onnx - onnx_model = build_conv_concat_model()Add to the module imports:
import onnx_graphsurgeon as gs from modelopt.onnx.utils import save_onnxAs per path instructions: "Imports inside functions or test methods without explicit justification. Imports belong at the top of the file so import errors surface at collection time, not mid-test."
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In `@docs/source/guides/_onnx_quantization.rst`:
- Around line 396-400: Define scores from result["scores"] before the
suggest_exclusion examples, or pass result["scores"] directly to both calls, so
the picker examples do not reference an undefined variable.
- Around line 189-191: Update the sample comprehension to wrap the streaming
dataset with itertools.islice(ds, 500), ensuring iteration stops after 500
samples instead of consuming the full validation split; add the required
itertools import if absent.
In `@modelopt/onnx/quantization/sensitivity/__init__.py`:
- Around line 18-24: Update the sensitivity package imports to use relative
wildcard re-exports from the modules that define their own __all__, including
picker and score, while preserving the package-level __all__ as the public API
contract.
In `@modelopt/onnx/quantization/sensitivity/__main__.py`:
- Around line 129-134: Update the --metric help text in
modelopt/onnx/quantization/sensitivity/__main__.py at lines 129-134 and the
corresponding guide description in docs/source/guides/_onnx_quantization.rst at
lines 128-131 to describe distortion between reference and quantized graph
outputs, not activations.
- Around line 61-62: Update the report-building logic around the scores check to
distinguish failed probes from absent targets: when scores is empty but
result["failed"] contains discovered targets, render a failed-probe summary
using those failures; only return “no quantizable targets found” when both
scores and result["failed"] are empty.
- Around line 194-195: Update main() and _load_calibration_from_path() so
directory-based calibration inputs validate every loaded .npz file against
_CALIB_MAX_SIZE_BYTES and enforce an aggregate size limit before concatenating
arrays or calling score(). Preserve the existing single-file validation path and
reject inputs exceeding either limit.
In `@modelopt/onnx/quantization/sensitivity/metrics.py`:
- Around line 95-98: Update cos_dist to treat entries where both reference and
quantized norms are zero as cosine similarity 1.0, so matching zero activations
produce zero distance while nonzero cases retain current behavior. Add a
regression test covering matching all-zero outputs and verify score() does not
rank that no-distortion probe as sensitive.
In `@modelopt/onnx/quantization/sensitivity/picker.py`:
- Around line 42-44: Correct the coverage-mode docstring near the coverage and
threshold selection description to state that it returns the ranked prefix whose
cumulative score remains within coverage times total_mass, stopping at the first
target that does not fit; do not describe it as the largest fitting set.
Preserve the threshold-mode wording and behavior.
- Around line 243-253: Update the summary calculation in the function producing
this return object so exclusion counts are based only on unique names present in
scores. Derive num_excluded and num_remaining_quantized from that filtered set,
matching excluded_mass behavior for unknown and duplicated names, and update
TestSummarizeExclusion::test_missing_node_names_default_zero to expect one
remaining quantized item.
In `@modelopt/onnx/quantization/sensitivity/score.py`:
- Around line 163-170: Update the op_types_scope documentation near
_default_op_types_scope to state that targets the underlying quantize function
cannot probe are recorded in failed and omitted from scores, rather than
receiving a 0.0 score; preserve the description of graph-plumbing filtering and
supported-score behavior.
- Around line 208-210: Sanitize the sensitivity-scan logging around the scan
summary and the related log sites by removing raw onnx_path, target_precision,
target names, and exception text; log only a scan index and non-sensitive status
or error category. Preserve the existing scan behavior while ensuring all
messages in the affected scan flow comply with the no-model-details logging
requirement.
- Around line 202-205: Update the public score flow and
_resolve_calibration_data to enforce configurable limits before deserializing
caller-controlled artifacts: validate ONNX file and external tensor sizes,
calibration file count, and both compressed and expanded NPY/NPZ sizes,
including aggregate directory totals. Reject violations before onnx.load or
np.load, while preserving normal calibration resolution for valid inputs.
In `@tests/gpu/onnx/quantization/sensitivity/test_score.py`:
- Around line 78-88: Update test_failed_probe_is_recorded to patch the quantize
binding on the implementation module resolved by score, rather than the
package-level re-export held by score_mod; move the implementation-module import
and shutil import to module scope, then apply monkeypatch.setattr to that
module’s quantize symbol so _fake_quantize is used.
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In `@modelopt/onnx/quantization/sensitivity/picker.py`:
- Around line 16-27: Declare the module’s public API with __all__, listing
suggest_exclusion and summarize_exclusion, and update the package initializer to
re-export these names via the module’s wildcard import as required by the
project guidelines.
In `@tests/unit/onnx/quantization/test_quantize_api.py`:
- Around line 208-210: Move the onnx_graphsurgeon import and
modelopt.onnx.utils.save_onnx import from the test function to module scope with
the existing top-level imports, leaving their usage unchanged.
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Do not log raw model paths or target details.
These messages log onnx_path, target names, and raw exception text. Paths and node names are model details, and exception text can include additional sensitive artifact data. Use scan indexes and sanitized error categories in logs.
As per coding guidelines, “Do not log sensitive paths, model details, or calibration data.” As per path instructions, SECURITY.md requires the same restriction.
Also applies to: 254-256, 263-265, 272-274
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In `@modelopt/onnx/quantization/sensitivity/score.py` around lines 208 - 210,
Sanitize the sensitivity-scan logging around the scan summary and the related
log sites by removing raw onnx_path, target_precision, target names, and
exception text; log only a scan index and non-sensitive status or error
category. Preserve the existing scan behavior while ensuring all messages in the
affected scan flow comply with the no-model-details logging requirement.
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…hardening, tests) Fixes the 11 CodeRabbit findings that survived triage on PR NVIDIA#2240. Two Security/Major items (public-API artifact size guards on :func:`score`; removing target names from logs) were consciously deferred per author call. Documentation ============= * :pr:`comment:3883483129` -- ``docs/.../_onnx_quantization.rst``: ``[expr for i, ex in enumerate(ds) if i < 500]`` doesn't stop the streaming iterator -- Python evaluates every element of ``ds`` against the ``i < 500`` filter, so users copy-pasting the doc drain the full 50k-image ImageNet-1k validation split each time. Replaced with ``itertools.islice(ds, 500)``. * :pr:`comment:3883483137` -- picker examples referenced ``scores`` but the preceding block only defined ``result``; copying the block raised ``NameError``. Added ``scores = result["scores"]`` bridging line. * :pr:`comment:3883483146` -- CLI ``--metric`` help said "activations", but :func:`score` runs both graphs through ORT and compares **graph outputs**. Same imprecision propagated into the ``Metric`` enum docstring and the ``metrics.py`` module docstring. Standardised on "graph outputs" across all three. * :pr:`comment:3883483177` -- ``op_types_scope`` docstring still said unsupported targets are scored ``0.0``; the earlier ``failed``-field rework moved them to a distinct list. Doc now documents the new behavior and the "0.0 means free / ``failed`` means we don't know" distinction. Correctness =========== * :pr:`comment:3883483142` -- ``_render_ranked_table`` printed "no quantizable targets found" whenever ``scores`` was empty, hiding the case where every probe failed. Split into three branches: empty + no failed = "no targets"; empty + failed = "no scores produced; N target(s) failed"; non-empty + failed adds a trailing "N target(s) failed to probe" line. * :pr:`comment:3883483161` -- ``cos_dist`` returned ``1.0`` when both reference and quantized outputs were all-zero (``0 / (0 + _EPS) = 0`` -> distance 1). A probe whose outputs are both zero should score as identical, not maximally sensitive. Guarded with ``np.where(norm > 0, ..., 1.0)`` so ``distance == 0.0``. Added ``test_both_zero_vectors_return_zero_distance`` as a regression witness in ``test_metrics.py``. * :pr:`comment:3883483169` -- :func:`suggest_exclusion` coverage-mode docstring said "largest target set whose cumulative score stays at or below ``coverage * total_mass``", but the implementation is a rank-prefix walker that stops at the first non-fitting target (e.g. ``{a: 4, b: 3, c: 2}`` at ``coverage=0.7`` returns ``[a]`` even though ``{a, c}`` fits with more members). Reworded to describe the actual algorithm and its non-largest-set trade-off. * :pr:`comment:3883483175` -- :func:`summarize_exclusion` skipped unknown ``excluded`` names in ``excluded_mass`` but counted them in ``num_excluded`` / ``num_remaining_quantized``, so ``scores={"a":5,"b":5}`` + ``excluded=["a","unknown"]`` yielded ``num_remaining_quantized == 0`` even though ``b`` remained quantized. Duplicate excluded names skewed the counts too. Filter ``excluded`` to unique names in ``scores`` before counting so all four fields stay consistent. Updated ``test_missing_node_names_default_zero`` (previously pinned the buggy behaviour) and added ``test_duplicate_excluded_names_counted_once``. * :pr:`comment:3883483188` -- ``test_failed_probe_is_recorded`` ``monkeypatch.setattr(score_mod, "quantize", ...)`` targeted the package-level re-exported function object (which ``score_mod`` was bound to via ``from modelopt.onnx.quantization.sensitivity import score``), not the ``modelopt.onnx.quantization.sensitivity.score`` module namespace that :func:`score` actually resolves ``quantize`` from. The fake was never called. Fixed by importing the implementation submodule directly and patching that module's ``quantize`` binding. Also added ``test_failed_probe_records_exceptions`` covering the sibling code path where ``quantize()`` raises rather than silently no-ops. Package structure ================= * :pr:`comment:3883483140` -- ``sensitivity/__init__.py`` converted to the ``from .module import *`` re-export pattern used by ``modelopt/torch/quantization/qtensor/`` and other subpackages, keeping the file-scope ``# ruff: noqa: F405`` and the explicit ``__all__`` public-contract list (same shape as ``modelopt/torch/quantization/utils/__init__.py``). ``picker.py`` gained an ``__all__`` list so its wildcard re-export ships exactly ``suggest_exclusion`` + ``summarize_exclusion``. CLI hardening ============= * :pr:`comment:3883483152` -- directory-mode ``--calibration_data_path`` bypassed size validation entirely, and ``_load_calibration_from_path`` then loaded every ``.npz`` shard under it and concatenated the arrays without per-file or aggregate limits. Added ``_validate_calibration_dir()`` that enforces a per- file cap of ``_CALIB_MAX_SIZE_BYTES`` (4 GiB, same as the file-mode guard) and an aggregate cap of ``_CALIB_DIR_MAX_TOTAL_BYTES`` (16 GiB). Empty directories now raise ``FileNotFoundError``. Logging (partial) ================= * :pr:`comment:3883483182` -- scrubbed the raw ``onnx_path`` from the scan-start log line and moved raw exception text to a ``logger.debug(..., exc_info=True)`` on the ``quantize()`` failure path. The per-probe warning still surfaces the exception **class** and the target name (target names are load-bearing for debugging; callers who want them redacted can filter at the log-handler layer). pyproject.toml ============== Registered the ``slow`` and ``slow_gpu`` markers in ``[tool.pytest.ini_options] markers = [...]`` so ``--strict-markers`` (project default via ``addopts``) doesn't fail collection on ``@pytest.mark.slow`` / ``@pytest.mark.slow_gpu`` decorators. These were already used on the CoAtNet integration tests but the marker declarations had never been included in a shipping commit. 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214-231: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winMake the rendered-output example match the CLI.
The default CLI hides exact zero scores. It formats visible values with three decimal places. It does not render
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scores={"node": 0.01, "g": 10.0}andblocks={"g": ["^node$"]},block_agg="sum"andthreshold=10.0incorrectly select both nodes. Keep singleton group identifiers separate from user group names, or reject conflicting group names.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@modelopt/onnx/quantization/sensitivity/__main__.py`:
- Around line 41-68: Update _validate_calibration_dir and the direct-file
validation used by score._load_calibration_from_path to inspect NPZ archive
members before loading, rejecting archives whose member count or aggregate
uncompressed size exceeds the configured limits. Apply the same checks to
individual directory shards and their aggregate, while retaining the existing
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- Line 56: Move the glob import from its local location into the module-level
import section of __main__.py, keeping its usage unchanged and complying with
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In `@modelopt/onnx/quantization/sensitivity/metrics.py`:
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both-zero vectors retain similarity 1.0, while exactly one zero-norm vector
receives similarity 0.0 and therefore maximum cosine distance; preserve the
existing nonzero-vector calculation. Add a regression test covering a nonzero
reference paired with an all-zero quantized output.
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_render_ranked_table() defaults: format visible scores to three decimal places,
omit zero-valued rows such as Relu, Softmax, GlobalAveragePool, and Gemm, and
keep the hidden-zero footer consistent with the CLI. Update the example output
accordingly, or explicitly document the CLI flag and matching footer needed to
display zero scores.
In `@modelopt/onnx/quantization/sensitivity/picker.py`:
- Around line 174-175: The grouping logic around matched and unmatched nodes
must prevent an unmatched node name from colliding with a configured group name.
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Handle one-sided zero vectors as maximum cosine distance.
When exactly one input vector has zero norm, norm is zero and cos_dist() assigns cosine similarity 1.0. A nonzero reference output and an all-zero quantized output therefore receive distance 0.0 and can be ranked as unchanged. Set similarity to 1.0 only when both vectors are zero, and to 0.0 when exactly one vector is zero. Add a regression test.
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In `@modelopt/onnx/quantization/sensitivity/metrics.py` at line 100, Update
cos_dist() around the cosine similarity calculation so both-zero vectors retain
similarity 1.0, while exactly one zero-norm vector receives similarity 0.0 and
therefore maximum cosine distance; preserve the existing nonzero-vector
calculation. Add a regression test covering a nonzero reference paired with an
all-zero quantized output.
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* The ``tests/conftest.py`` hook auto-skips ``manual``-marked tests
unless ``pytest --run-manual`` is passed, so they never run by
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* ``require_fixture()`` still ``pytest.skip``\ s when the CoAtNet-0
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Assert the quantitative sensitivity threshold stated in the docstring.
The test documents that the four expected operators score above 1.5 KL, but the assertions only check membership in the top four and Conv < 0.5. Add an assertion for each expected operator, or remove the quantitative claim.
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+ expected_top4 = ("Add", "Mul", "LayerNormalization", "ReduceMean")
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137, Update the CoAtNet-0 sensitivity test assertions to verify that Add, Mul,
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What does this PR do?
Type of change: new feature (ONNX PTQ tooling)
Adds
modelopt.onnx.quantization.sensitivity— a first-class ONNX PTQ primitive that ranks each quantizable target (op type or individual node) by its impact on model output, plus a downstream picker that turns the ranking into an actionable--nodes_to_exclude/--op_types_to_excludelist. Closes the manual-investigation gap for accuracy degradation in ONNX models with QDQ nodes.sensitivity.score— for every target, inserts calibrated Q/DQ on that target via the standardmodelopt.onnx.quantization.quantizepipeline, runs both the reference and the quantized graphs through ORT, and computes a proxy metric (kl_divdefault,mse, orcos) between their outputs. Higher = more accuracy loss if quantized.granularity={op_type, node},target_precision={int8, fp8}, real or synthetic calibration.sensitivity.suggest_exclusion— coverage mode (cumulative-mass, architecture-portable) or threshold mode (absolute cutoff), plus an optionalblocks=/block_agg=argument for block-level aggregation where per-node picking would fragment precision within a block.sensitivity.summarize_exclusion— one-call summary of what an exclusion set covers.python -m modelopt.onnx.quantization.sensitivityrenders a ranked table to stderr and writes a JSON side-file.Small supporting extension to
modelopt/onnx/quantization/quantize.py— symmetricnodes_to_quantizeargument alongside the existingnodes_to_exclude, enabling per-node granularity for sensitivity scoring and any future single-node workflow. Also addsget_op_types_in_graphtomodelopt/onnx/utils.pyandTopKtois_fusible_reduction_opinmodelopt/onnx/op_types.py.Usage
Python code:
CLI equivalent:
python -m modelopt.onnx.quantization.sensitivity \ --onnx_path coatnet-0.onnx \ --calibration_data_path imagenet_calib_500.npz \ --granularity op_type \ --metric kl_divBlock-level aggregation on transformer architectures (ViT-tiny example, picks whole transformer blocks instead of individual nodes):
Testing
Four-tier test layout (ordered from lightest to heaviest,
tests/gpu/onnx/quantization/test_sensitivity.py):LN > Convdirectionally holds even undercalibration_data=None.kl_div/mse/cos) — synthetic 2-Conv + 1-MatMul + 1-LayerNorm graph with deterministic real inputs:LayerNormalizationscores highest of all ops.@pytest.mark.slow, ~14 min) — CoAtNet-0 op-type ranking on 500-sample ImageNet calibration: top-4 =Add / Mul / LayerNormalization / ReduceMean(all > 1.5 KL),Convsits ~10× below. Matches the manual "Conv-only wins 82% top-1" ground truth read as a quantization policy.@pytest.mark.slow_gpu, ~30–60 min) — CoAtNet-0 per-node ranking: LN / MHA nodes in top-10, individual Conv nodes in bottom-10.Slow fixtures (Tiers 3–4) resolve via
MODELOPT_ONNX_ACCURACY_MODELS_DIR; missing fixturespytest.skipcleanly.Picker-side unit tests (
tests/unit/onnx/quantization/test_sensitivity_picker.py) cover coverage / threshold / near-tie warning /max_nodes/min_score_floor/blockssemantics.tests/unit/onnx/quantization/test_nodes_to_quantize.pycovers the newnodes_to_quantizefilter onquantize.Before your PR is "Ready for review"
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trust_remote_code=True,torch.load(..., weights_only=False),pickle, etc.).modelopt.onnx.quantization.sensitivitypackage, a newnodes_to_quantizeargument onquantize(defaultNonepreserves existing behavior), and two small helpers inmodelopt/onnx/op_types.py+modelopt/onnx/utils.py. No existing signatures changed.CONTRIBUTING.md: ✅ No new PIP dependencies; primitive uses existingnumpy/onnx/onnxruntime/modelopt.onnx.quantization.quantizemachinery only.nodes_to_quantize./claude reviewafter opening.Additional Information
Motivation — post-training quantization on ONNX hybrid architectures currently has no automated way to identify sensitivity-driving ops. For CoAtNet-0, closing the accuracy gap required manually cycling through six exclusion policies (default QDQ 22%, attention-MatMul excluded 21%,
--op_types_to_exclude MatMul36%,--disable_mha_qdq40%,--disable_mha_qdq --op_types_to_exclude Softmax33%,Conv-only 82%) before finding the winner. That per-model investigation is O(model × strategy) hours of operator time and produces no reusable artifact. This primitive replaces the manual sweep with a single ranking call.Relationship to existing ModelOpt code — the existing
modelopt/onnx/quantization/autotune/package is orthogonal: it optimizes TensorRT latency with no accuracy signal, no per-op sensitivity score, and no output-drift metric.modelopt.torch.quantization.model_quant.auto_quantizeis the design analog we mirror on the ONNX side (same "higher = more sensitive = keep at higher precision" contract; ONNX port differs in autograd-free, ORT-based, graph-mutation forward passes).Validation results — 500-image ImageNet-1k validation across four models on NVIDIA H100 (GH100) and TensorRT 10.16.2.11. Metrics: GPU Compute Time median (ms) for latency and Top-1 for accuracy.
INT8 baselineistrtexec --int8 --fp16auto-selection (implicit quantization);QDQ-INT8is ModelOpt's default behavior; andQDQ-INT8 + sensitivityis the best sensitivity-driven exclusion recipe per model.--int8 --fp16)coverage=0.90(26/345 excluded)KL > 0.002(19/139 excluded)KL > 0.002(9/121 excluded)blocks.7-11 + /norm/LN(101/244 excluded)Synthetic-calibration caveat —
calibration_data=Noneis a supported fallback but produces directional rankings only. The CLI prints a warning, the output JSON'scalibration_sourcefield reads"synthetic", and downstream absolute-threshold consumers should reject synthetic-calibrated scores. Attention-heavy models are the highest-risk case — recommend real calibration when the model has attention.(Maybe) Follow-up (separate PR) — constrained solver on top of this primitive that takes
accuracy_budget_ppand returns anExclusionConfig, mirroring the torchauto_quantizeAPI signature.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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