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In `@sdm/models/base.py`:
- Line 774: Update the validation around the effective feature/target processor
check so usage counts are rejected whenever a feature processor can change
column layout, including stateless processors such as SelectColumns; do not rely
solely on requires_fit, and preserve acceptance for column-layout-preserving
processors.
In `@test/nn/test_set_transformer.py`:
- Line 195: In the batch-limit test, call torch.manual_seed(0) immediately
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In `@sdm/models/base.py`:
- Line 224: Update the padded-context flow around _validate_seqused_recipe so
callbacks cannot reorder or otherwise mutate context after usage counts are
validated; either reject such callbacks when seqused_train or seqused_cols is
set, or propagate aligned counts through the callback contract. Add a regression
test covering a reverse-row callback and confirming padded rows remain masked.
In `@test/models/tabiclv2/test_model.py`:
- Around line 758-785: The clamping tests around the count-loop and the
clamped-versus-one-row comparison must also execute on CUDA. Apply the existing
withCUDA parametrization to both tests, and construct the model, inputs, and
seqused_train tensors on the provided device so the device-resident usage-count
clamping and masking paths are exercised.
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test/models/test_base.py (1)
599-617: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCover the clone contract for cached counts.
fitclones the counts specifically so that in-place mutation by the caller betweenfitandpredictcannot change replay masking (see the comment atsdm/models/base.pylines 416-419). No test pins that behavior down, so removing.clone()would stay green.🧪 Suggested addition
model.calls.clear() + # The cached counts are detached clones: mutating the caller's tensors + # must not change what `predict` replays. + seqused_train.fill_(1) + seqused_cols.fill_(1) model.predict(x_query) assert len(model.calls) == 1 predict_kwargs = model.calls[0].kwargs - assert torch.equal(predict_kwargs["seqused_train"], seqused_train) - assert torch.equal(predict_kwargs["seqused_cols"], seqused_cols) + assert predict_kwargs["seqused_train"].item() == 3 + assert predict_kwargs["seqused_cols"].item() == 2As per path instructions for
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918-923: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winThe equivalence assertion is vacuous because
out_linis zero-initialized.
Attention.__init__zerosout_lin.weightandout_lin.bias.test_attention_kv_cachetherefore copies an identity intoout_linbefore comparing outputs (Lines 474-476). Here no such setup exists, sooutandreplayedare both all-zero tensors andassert_closepasses even if cache replay is wrong. Make the projection non-trivial, or return and compare the cached key/value tensors.♻️ Proposed fix
module = Attention(channels=8, num_query_heads=2, device=device) + with torch.no_grad(): + module.out_lin.weight.copy_(torch.eye(8, device=device)) + module.out_lin.bias.normal_(std=0.05) query = torch.randn(2, 3, 8, device=device)As per path instructions: "Check that behavior changes in sdm/ have corresponding test coverage".
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In `@sdm/models/base.py`:
- Around line 879-883: Update _validate_seqused_inputs to validate
seqused_train’s shape in addition to its dtype, requiring seqused_train.size()
to match the batch dimensions represented by the relevant table size()[:-2].
Keep the check metadata-only and device-preserving, and raise a clear ValueError
on mismatch while preserving the existing validation behavior.
- Line 287: Update the zip call in the loop over contexts and queries to use
strict=True, preserving the existing iteration while surfacing any mismatch
between the two equal-length collections.
- Around line 420-423: Update the cached kwargs handling to move cloned
seqused_train and seqused_cols tensors onto x.device before forwarding, ensuring
prediction works when its device differs from the fit device while preserving
the existing clone behavior.
In `@test/models/tabiclv2/test_model.py`:
- Around line 734-735: Seed PyTorch immediately before constructing or
randomizing the model in test_seqused_train_validates, using the test suite’s
established fixed-seed pattern. Ensure _randomize_residual_exits receives
deterministically initialized weights so the finiteness and
clamped-versus-one-row assertions remain reproducible.
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In `@test/models/test_base.py`:
- Around line 599-617: Extend the test around model.fit and model.predict to
mutate the original seqused_train and seqused_cols tensors after fit, then
verify predict still receives the original cached values. Preserve the existing
call-count and argument assertions, covering the clone contract implemented by
fit.
In `@test/nn/test_attention.py`:
- Around line 918-923: Update the attention cache equivalence test around the
module invocation so the comparison is non-vacuous: initialize `out_lin` with a
non-zero, non-trivial projection before running the first and replayed calls, or
compare the returned cached key/value tensors directly. Preserve the existing
`torch.testing.assert_close` assertion while ensuring the test can detect
incorrect cache replay.
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231-238: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valuePass these arguments by keyword.
_validate_seqused_inputsand_validate_seqused_recipereceive positional arguments in multi-line calls. Three untyped-at-callsite positionals (num_estimators,seqused_train,seqused_cols) are easy to transpose, and the project style requires keyword arguments in multi-line calls. The same pattern appears at lines 403-409, 411, 244, 289-292, and 448-452.♻️ Proposed change
self._validate_seqused_inputs( - num_estimators, - seqused_train, - seqused_cols, + num_estimators=num_estimators, + seqused_train=seqused_train, + seqused_cols=seqused_cols, x_context=x_context, y_context=y_context, x_query=x_query, )Note that
_validate_seqused_inputscollects the tables through**tables, so the three leading parameters must stay non-table names to avoid a collision; they already do.As per path instructions for
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In `@sdm/models/base.py`:
- Around line 231-238: Update all multi-line calls to _validate_seqused_inputs
and _validate_seqused_recipe to pass num_estimators, seqused_train, and
seqused_cols by keyword, including the calls near the referenced locations.
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731-734: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winIsolate the key-only dtype mismatch.
This fixture changes both cache dtypes. The next fixture changes only
value. If thekey.dtypevalidation is removed, both tests still pass.Keep
valueas float32 in this fixture so the test independently verifies the key check.Proposed fix
cached = KVCacheEntry( key=torch.randn(2, 5, 2, 4, dtype=torch.bfloat16), - value=torch.randn(2, 5, 2, 4, dtype=torch.bfloat16), + value=torch.randn(2, 5, 2, 4), )As per path instructions: “Check that behavior changes in sdm/ have corresponding test coverage.”
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40-40: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winSet a fixed seed before module construction.
Module initialization,
_randomize_residual_exits, and input generation use uncontrolled global randomness. This makes CPU and CUDA failures difficult to reproduce.Call
torch.manual_seed(0)before constructing the first block.Proposed fix
channels, K, R_train, C = 8, 2, 3, 4 + torch.manual_seed(0) def block(qassmax: bool) -> TransformerBlock:As per path instructions: “randomness is controlled via fixed seeds or generators.”
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574-574: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReject a non-positive
batch_size_limit.The API defines
batch_size_limitas a maximum batch size and does not document or test0as an unlimited sentinel. This normalization changes0to65_535, so batches up to that size skip chunking. A negative value makesrangeproduce no chunks; the method can then raiseAssertionErroror return an unchangedoutbuffer. Validate non-positive values before normalization.Proposed fix
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626-627: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd an assertion that pins the clone contract.
torch.equalcompares values, so this test passes whether or notfitclones the counts.sdm/models/base.pylines 426-429 state that cloning exists so in-place mutation betweenfitandpredictcannot silently change replay masking. That property is the reason the clone is there, and nothing currently tests it.Mutate the caller's tensors after
fitand assert the replayed counts keep the fitted values.♻️ Proposed addition
assert len(model.calls) == 1 predict_kwargs = model.calls[0].kwargs assert torch.equal(predict_kwargs["seqused_train"], seqused_train) assert torch.equal(predict_kwargs["seqused_cols"], seqused_cols) + + # `fit` clones the counts, so mutating the caller's tensors afterwards + # must not change what `predict` replays. + seqused_train.fill_(1) + seqused_cols.fill_(1) + model.calls.clear() + model.predict(x_query) + + replayed = model.calls[0].kwargs + assert replayed["seqused_train"].item() == 3 + assert replayed["seqused_cols"].item() == 2As per path instructions for
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In `@sdm/models/tabiclv2/row_embedding.py`:
- Around line 184-188: Clamp seqused_train to the effective key/value length
before attention in both consumers: in sdm/models/tabiclv2/row_embedding.py
lines 184-188, use the current key/value length on the non-replay path and the
cached key length on the replay path; apply the corresponding clamp in
sdm/models/tabiclv2/icl.py lines 125-126. Keep the clamp tensor-based to avoid
device synchronization and preserve the existing None handling.
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In `@sdm/nn/attention.py`:
- Line 574: Validate batch_size_limit before the normalization in the attention
batching method: reject zero and negative values with the method’s established
argument-validation error, then retain the existing upper-bound normalization
for positive values.
In `@test/nn/test_attention.py`:
- Around line 731-734: Update the cached fixture in the test around KVCacheEntry
so key remains bfloat16 while value remains float32, isolating the key-only
dtype mismatch. Preserve the existing tensor shapes and ensure the test
independently validates key.dtype without changing the adjacent value-dtype
fixture.
In `@test/nn/test_compile_in_place.py`:
- Line 40: Set torch.manual_seed(0) immediately before constructing the first
TransformerBlock so module initialization, residual-exit randomization, and
input generation use deterministic randomness.
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In `@test/models/test_base.py`:
- Around line 626-627: Add a clone-contract test around the fit/predict
assertions for seqused_train and seqused_cols: mutate the caller-owned tensors
after fit, then assert predict_kwargs retains the original fitted values. Use
value comparisons that verify replay masking is unaffected by post-fit in-place
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Compiling `TransformerBlock`/`InducedTransformerBlock` in place fails on TabICLv2 since #802: `predict` runs under `inference_mode`, so the `out=` views of the shared buffer carry no `_base` and AOTAutograd cannot merge the aliased graph inputs. The blocks now strip `out` before entering their own compiled graph and fill it eagerly afterwards, so callers keep the in-place contract while eager and whole-model compile are unchanged. The regression test lives in its own module so it runs on default CI rather than only under `FULL_TEST`, covers both the plain call and the cache-recording (`return_key_value=True`) call that `fit()` makes, and runs under both `inference_mode` (the `predict` path) and `no_grad` (the path `predict` takes when a callback needs gradients; on main that route fails differently, handing back a tensor that is not the caller's `out`). Known limitation: only the in-place `module.compile()` form is covered. The wrapper form `torch.compile(block)(..., out=...)` bypasses `Module.__call__` and still fails the same way as before. Signed-off-by: Rishi Puri <riship@nvidia.com>
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Pad in-context rows (seqused_train, per batch element) and feature columns (seqused_cols, shared scalar); padded entries are masked from every attention stream and excluded from column grouping. Out-of-range counts clamp instead of raising so serving never pays a device sync; counts are cloned into the fit cache and replayed by predict(). Enables bucketed serving on a small warm-shape grid. Verified on GB200: padded-vs-unpadded equivalence, full-suite failure set vs main empty. Feature pipelines are also walked against an Identity/Clip layout allowlist, since a stateless column-reordering step would silently point the padding mask at real data. The allowlist matches exact types only, since a subclass may override the transform and break the layout. Context callbacks that return a replacement context are rejected when counts are set, since a shape-preserving reorder would silently move padding into the valid prefix. The clamping tests are parametrized over CPU/CUDA via withCUDA. The query hook gets the same replacement guard under seqused_cols (including the fit/predict replay), since the column count spans query columns too. Review fixes: replayed counts follow predict onto its device, seqused_train gets a batch-shape check, strict estimator zip, seeded clamping test. The cross-device replay test is CUDA-only and skipped locally; run it once on GB200 before merge. Signed-off-by: Rishi Puri <riship@nvidia.com>
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seqused_train/seqused_colsso padded TabICLv2 inputs can reuse compiled shapes. Mask padding, preserve counts through estimator batching and cached prediction, and reject incompatible preprocessing.GB200: 112 tests pass; unpadded outputs match main
5e5284abitwise. In a 600-query pretrained check, FP32 predictions match; compiled BF16 changes three predictions. Padding increases cache storage by 26%. Main also shows BF16 compiler drift.