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Summary of Changes
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This pull request enhances the quantization capabilities by introducing support for per-attention-head quantization. This allows for more fine-grained control over the quantization process, particularly for attention mechanisms and KV-caches, which can lead to improved model efficiency or performance.
Highlights
- Per-head Attention Quantization Support: Introduced a new QuantizationStrategy.ATTN_HEAD to enable per-attention-head quantization for attention and KV-cache, allowing for more granular control over the quantization process.
- Quantization Parameter Calculation: Implemented logic within the get_qparams function to calculate quantization scales and zero-points along dimension 1 (per KV head) when the ATTN_HEAD strategy is active, specifically tested for GQA models.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces support for per-attention-head quantization by adding a new ATTN_HEAD
strategy. The implementation correctly computes quantization parameters along the attention head dimension. However, a comment in the code indicates that this feature has only been tested with GQA models, which could lead to issues with other attention mechanisms. I've suggested adding a runtime warning to make this limitation clear to users.
@@ -249,6 +249,14 @@ def get_qparams( | |||
self._scale[i, j] = scale_bp | |||
self._zero_point[i, j] = zp_bp | |||
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elif self.quantization_args.strategy == QuantizationStrategy.ATTN_HEAD: | |||
# observed.shape = [batch, num_kv_heads, tokens, head_dim] | |||
# tested only for GQA models, add support for others as needed |
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The comment on this line indicates a significant limitation: this implementation has only been tested for GQA models. This could lead to silent failures or incorrect behavior with other attention types like MHA or MQA. To make this limitation more explicit and prevent potential misuse, it's better to log a warning that will be visible at runtime instead of just having a comment.
logger.bind(log_once=True).warning(
"ATTN_HEAD quantization strategy has only been tested for GQA "
"models. Use with other model types at your own risk."
)
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See CT PR comments
This PR adds stuff needed for per-attention-head attention/KV-cache quantization.
Should be reviewed along with the corresponding PR in compressed-tensors: neuralmagic/compressed-tensors#442