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f5ec10c2c3 xserv-cli: expose sampling params and greedy repetition penalty
Interactive REPL used to always call sample_greedy_last on both the
paged and legacy KV paths, so temperature/top-k/top-p and the repetition
penalty added in the sampling module were unreachable from the CLI.

- flag() helper parses --max-tokens / --temperature / --top-k / --top-p
  / --rep-penalty / --rep-window (defaults preserve prior behavior:
  temperature 0, top-p 1, penalty 1, window 512).
- pick_next() dispatches to sample_greedy_penalized only when
  temperature==0 and rep_penalty>1, otherwise to sample().
- Both Qwen3/GPT-2 paths and the GptOss paged path share the same
  sampler and both feed the rolling history window used for the penalty.
- Prompt input now unescapes literal "\n" so multi-turn prompts can be
  typed on one line.
2026-07-01 14:16:31 +08:00
531cd3fe08 style: format Rust workspace 2026-06-18 18:11:58 +08:00
Gahow Wang
9ad91a4a92 phase19: MoE support — gpt-oss-20b end-to-end inference with TP=2
Add Mixture-of-Experts support for the gpt-oss-20b model (20.9B params,
32 experts × top-4 routing). Key additions:

- ModelConfig: MoE fields (num_local_experts, layer_types, sliding_window,
  attention_bias, explicit head_dim, rope_scaling, swiglu_limit)
- YaRN RoPE: RopeCache::new_yarn() with correct frequency interpolation
  and attention_scaling = 0.1*ln(factor)+1
- Custom GLU kernel: gpt_oss_glu_bf16 (clamped sigmoid gate activation)
- Paged attention with sinks + sliding window kernel variant
- GptOss model struct with expert-parallel TP (split 32 experts across ranks)
- bench-gpt-oss binary for TP inference benchmarking

Verified on dash5 with 2x RTX 5090: 63.6 tok/s decode, ~160ms TTFT.
Model generates topically-coherent output (needs chat template for quality).

Known issues:
- Custom GEMV kernel produces NaN with small N (workaround: pad to M=2)
- Prefill doesn't use attention sinks (uses standard flash attention)
- Output quality requires chat template formatting

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-30 15:18:01 +08:00
246ae1c590 phase 10: Qwen3-8B support (Milestone ②)
Qwen3 model (qwen3.rs):
- RMSNorm + QK normalization (per-head q_norm/k_norm)
- GQA: 32 Q heads, 8 KV heads, repeat_kv for attention
- SwiGLU FFN: gate_proj → SiLU → * up_proj → down_proj
- RoPE with transpose for [1,H,S,D] ↔ [S,H,D] layout
- BF16 forward pass, [out,in] weight layout via linear_t
- No attention bias (attention_bias=false)

Tokenizer fixes:
- Fixed unicode_to_byte: shifted bytes now use correct inverse lookup table
- MergeEntry supports both string and array formats
- Both GPT-2 and Qwen3 tokenizers work correctly (English + Chinese)

KVCache refactored:
- Dtype-agnostic: stores raw bytes per-head, works for F32 and BF16
- append_kv_tensor/get_kv_tensors use Tensor directly

CLI updated:
- Auto-detects model type from config.json (gpt2 vs qwen3)
- Supports both GPT-2 (F32) and Qwen3 (BF16)

Verified: Qwen3-8B generates coherent English and Chinese on single RTX 5090.
61/61 tests pass, GPT-2 performance no regression.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-22 00:46:37 +08:00
64084d3489 phase 9: KV cache + autoregressive generation
- KVCache: per-layer, per-head storage with append + reconstruct
- forward_with_cache: prefill (full prompt) + decode (single token) modes
- Fixed data layout bug: per-head vectors avoid cross-head interleaving
- CLI updated to use KV cache by default
- bench-gpt2 supports --no-cache flag for comparison

Benchmark results (50 prompts × 20 tokens):
- KV cache vs no-cache: 50/50 bit-identical (cache is correct)
- 18x speedup: TTFT 400→24ms, TBT 407→22ms, throughput 2.5→44 tok/s
- vs HF transformers: 40/50 match (10 are FP divergence, avg logit gap 0.20)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-21 23:39:41 +08:00
e1e75fc7f6 phase 6+7+8: model loading, BPE tokenizer, GPT-2 inference (Milestone ①)
Phase 6 — Model Loading (xserv-model):
- safetensors parser with single/sharded file support
- ModelConfig with dual naming (GPT-2 n_embd/n_head + modern HF naming)
- Weight loading flow: safetensors → mmap → CPU Tensor → GPU

Phase 7 — BPE Tokenizer (xserv-tokenizer):
- Full BPE encode/decode from tokenizer.json
- GPT-2 byte-to-unicode mapping (printable ASCII identity + shifted bytes)
- Pre-tokenization regex, special token handling
- Chat template support structure

Phase 8 — GPT-2 Complete Inference:
- GPT-2 model definition: wte, wpe, 12 transformer blocks, ln_f
- Forward pass: embedding → (LayerNorm → MHA → residual → LayerNorm → MLP → residual) × 12 → LN → logits
- QKV split with correct [batch, heads, seq, dim] layout (fixed reshape bug)
- Greedy sampling from last-position logits
- Interactive CLI: xserv-cli <model-dir> [--max-tokens N]

Verified: GPT-2 124M generates coherent English text on RTX 5090.
"The future of AI is uncertain. The future of AI is uncertain..."
"Once upon a time, the world was a place of great beauty..."

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-21 22:04:00 +08:00