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| if not isinstance(epsilon, float | int) or not (math.isfinite(epsilon) and 0.0 < epsilon < 1.0): | ||
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[SUGGESTION] The isinstance(..., float | int) guard is stricter than the duck-typed check it replaces, and it narrows both public entry points.
The removed code in analyze_gdn_decay was try: math.isfinite(epsilon) ... except TypeError, and compute_gdn_decay_horizons only did a bare comparison. Both accepted any real-number-like scalar. The new guard rejects common numeric types that are not float/int subclasses:
np.float32(1e-3)→ rejected (np.float64happens to subclassfloat, so users get inconsistent behavior between numpy dtypes)torch.tensor(1e-3)/ any 0-dim tensor → rejecteddecimal.Decimal("1e-3")→ rejected
...all with the message "epsilon must be finite and in (0, 1)", which is misleading when the value is finite and in range — it's the type that was refused. Since these are exported APIs (__all__ = ["analyze_gdn_decay", "compute_gdn_decay_horizons"]), a caller doing epsilon=np.float32(cfg.eps) now hits a ValueError that reads like a range error.
Suggest widening to numbers.Real, which keeps the TypeError-to-ValueError normalization this PR wants while accepting numpy/torch scalars:
import numbers
def _validate_analysis_arguments(epsilon: float, static_gate_input: float) -> None:
"""Normalize invalid public analysis arguments to the ValueError contract."""
if not isinstance(epsilon, numbers.Real) or not (
math.isfinite(epsilon) and 0.0 < epsilon < 1.0
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raise ValueError("epsilon must be finite and in (0, 1)")
if not isinstance(static_gate_input, numbers.Real) or not math.isfinite(static_gate_input):
raise ValueError("static_gate_input must be finite")If the intent really is to require exact Python floats, that's defensible — but then the two messages should say so, otherwise the error misdirects debugging.
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Addressed in #2396. I preserved duck-typed numeric scalars by guarding the actual math.isfinite/comparison operations instead of using numbers.Real: on this host numbers.Real excludes torch 0-D tensors (and Decimal), so it would still narrow the API. Added a tensor-scalar compatibility regression.
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[SUGGESTION] This unifies the two policy.py entry points, but the same two rules — including the exact error strings — now exist a third and fourth time in config.py:
config.py:117-123validate_epsilon→"epsilon must be finite and in (0, 1)"config.py:125-131validate_static_gate_input→"static_gate_input must be finite"
That's three copies of the epsilon rule and two of the gate rule. CONTRIBUTING's "keep a single source of truth" applies here: if the admissible epsilon range ever changes, DASCConfig and the public analysis functions can silently disagree, and the identical messages make the divergence hard to spot.
Since policy.py already imports from config.py (not the reverse), the cheapest fix is to define the pair in config.py and delegate from both places:
# config.py
def _validate_analysis_arguments(epsilon: float, static_gate_input: float) -> None:
"""Reject decay-analysis arguments that cannot produce well-defined horizons."""
if not isinstance(epsilon, numbers.Real) or not (
math.isfinite(epsilon) and 0.0 < epsilon < 1.0
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raise ValueError("epsilon must be finite and in (0, 1)")
if not isinstance(static_gate_input, numbers.Real) or not math.isfinite(static_gate_input):
raise ValueError("static_gate_input must be finite")then have validate_epsilon / validate_static_gate_input call it with the other argument's default, and policy.py import it instead of redefining. Non-blocking — the checks agree today.
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Fixed in #2396. The shared epsilon/static-gate rules now live in config.py and are used by both DASCConfig field validators and both exported analysis entry points. The defaults are shared constants as well.
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[SUGGESTION] Both parametrizations use [], so this only covers the wrong-type path. The genuinely new behavior this PR gives compute_gdn_decay_horizons is finite-value rejection, and neither case exercises it:
epsilon=math.inf/torch.nan: previously already raised, but with the old"epsilon must be in (0, 1)"wording — the message change is untested here.static_gate_input=torch.nan: previously not validated at all; it propagated intosoftplusand surfaced late as"GDN decay parameters produced non-finite or non-positive horizons". That's the behavior change most worth pinning, and it's exactly the case the sibling test at line 464 covers foranalyze_gdn_decay.
Adding the non-finite rows keeps the two entry points' contracts symmetric in the test suite:
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
("argument", "value", "message"),
[
("epsilon", [], r"epsilon must be finite and in \(0, 1\)"),
("epsilon", torch.nan, r"epsilon must be finite and in \(0, 1\)"),
("static_gate_input", [], "static_gate_input must be finite"),
("static_gate_input", torch.nan, "static_gate_input must be finite"),
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Fixed in #2396. Direct horizon-computation tests now cover non-finite epsilon and static_gate_input, in addition to wrong types and oversized integers.
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Claude review passed — no blocking issues found. LGTM
Scope
Full review of both changed files (2 files, +29/-17): modelopt/torch/sparsity/state_sparsity/policy.py and tests/unit/torch/sparsity/state_sparsity/test_dasc.py. Also read state_sparsity/config.py for the validator/config-schema context the diff touches.
Findings — CRITICAL: 0 · IMPORTANT: 0 · SUGGESTION: 3
All three are non-blocking:
policy.py:70-72—isinstance(..., float | int)is stricter than the duck-typed check it replaces;np.float32, 0-dim tensors, andDecimalare now rejected with a message that reads like a range error.numbers.Realwould preserve the TypeError-to-ValueError normalization without narrowing the public API.policy.py:68— the epsilon and gate rules (and their exact message strings) still exist inconfig.py:117-131. Unifying the twopolicy.pycallers leaves three copies of the epsilon rule; delegating fromconfig.pywould make it one.test_dasc.py:476-479— the new parametrization only covers the wrong-type path ([]). The behavior this PR actually changes forcompute_gdn_decay_horizonsis non-finitestatic_gate_input(previously unvalidated, surfaced late as 'produced non-finite or non-positive horizons'); atorch.nanrow would pin it.
What I verified
The validation-hoist removal in _analyze_gdn_modules is behavior-preserving. Moving _validate_gdn_decay_tensors inside the if storage_dtype is not None branch is safe because:
storage_dtype is None→compute_gdn_decay_horizonsvalidates the same tensor objects, inside the sametry, producing the identicalApplyModeError('Invalid GDN decay parameters in module ...').storage_dtype is not None→ the pre-cast check still runs first, so the original intent (an integer dtype must not be hidden by the.to(storage_dtype)cast) is retained, and the post-cast check still catches float32-to-float16 overflow to inf.
The only reachable caller with storage_dtype=None is analyze_gdn_decay; build_dasc_policy always passes a concrete dtype from _STORAGE_DTYPES.
Argument-error attribution is preserved. _validate_analysis_arguments inside compute_gdn_decay_horizons sits within _analyze_gdn_modules's except ValueError -> ApplyModeError wrapper, which would in principle blame a module for an argument error. It is unreachable in practice: analyze_gdn_decay validates before descending, and build_dasc_policy passes pydantic-validated DASCConfig fields. No behavior regression.
No mode/state, export, or checkpoint-schema surface is touched — no modelopt_state keys, no mode registration, no config field added/renamed/redefaulted. DASCConfig is untouched, so existing DASC checkpoints restore unchanged. math remains used (policy.py:342), and float | int in isinstance is fine under requires-python = '>=3.10'.
Risk: low. Pure validation consolidation on an unreleased stacked feature branch, no algorithm or state changes, error messages already aligned with config.py. Note: I did not execute the test suite in this environment (the author reports 36 passed, 1 Megatron skip).
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| static_gate_input_is_valid = False | ||
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Avoid repeated validation in the per-module analysis path.
analyze_gdn_decay validates the arguments at its public boundary. _analyze_gdn_modules then calls compute_gdn_decay_horizons once per module, which repeats the same validation for every module.
Keep the public-boundary checks. Route internal calls through a private computation helper that assumes validated arguments. Preserve validation for other public callers.
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In `@modelopt/torch/sparsity/state_sparsity/policy.py` at line 245, Update
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## Summary Addresses all remaining suggestions and the CodeRabbit oversized-integer finding on #2395: - keep one source of truth for epsilon/static-gate validation in `config.py` - preserve duck-typed scalar compatibility instead of narrowing to exact Python float/int types - normalize TypeError, ValueError, and OverflowError to the public ValueError contract - cover wrong-type, non-finite, oversized-integer, and tensor-scalar cases through both exported analysis paths - use `torch.as_tensor` for scalar epsilon conversion without copy-construction warnings `numbers.Real` was considered, but it excludes PyTorch scalar tensors (and Decimal) on the validated host, so guarded numeric operations preserve the previous API more faithfully. ## Validation - combined state/weight/attention sparsity suite: 321 passed, 1 optional Megatron skip - pre-commit hooks on all three changed files - signed commit with DCO sign-off <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Improved validation for analysis settings, including finite epsilon values and valid static gate inputs. * Ensured horizon calculations remain stable and produce finite results across supported scalar tensor inputs. * Improved handling of oversized numeric values and invalid tensor inputs to provide more reliable configuration behavior. * **Tests** * Expanded coverage for invalid numeric values, including oversized integers and tensors containing NaN. * Added validation for tensor-based scalar arguments in horizon calculations. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Signed-off-by: kaix-nv <kaix@nvidia.com>
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