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participant Quantize as quantize.py
participant ModelOpt as ModelOpt quantization
participant QAD as QAD training
participant Exporter as HuggingFace exporter
Quantize->>ModelOpt: Quantize model and enable adapters when rank is nonzero
ModelOpt->>QAD: Save quantized model and adapter checkpoint
QAD->>ModelOpt: Restore quantizers and adapter factors
Exporter->>ModelOpt: Load checkpoint and merge quantized LoRA
ModelOpt->>Exporter: Return merged model for HuggingFace export
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165-189: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCompare the resumed factors with an uninterrupted reference.
The second run must create iteration 3, so the assertions cannot pass using only the first run’s checkpoint. But they only require iteration-3
lora_Bto be nonzero. Becauseenable_quant_lorainitializeslora_Bto zero, training before the save can make it nonzero even if the iteration-2 factors were not restored. Compare the resumed factors with an uninterrupted three-iteration run to detect lost adapter state.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 165-189: Update the LoRA restoration assertions in this test so
the iteration-three `lora_B` factors from the resumed run are compared with
factors from an uninterrupted three-iteration reference run. Keep the existing
nonzero check, but also assert the resumed factors match the reference so the
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Nudge: the separate LoRA registry needs justification against the existing ModelOpt PEFT subsystem before architectural approval.
Needs action:
- Explain in the PR body why
modelopt/torch/peft/loraand its Megatron plugin cannot be extended for combined-weight quantization, and why a separate registry is preferable to the optionalpeftdependency or PyTorch parametrizations. - Add rejection tests in
tests/unit/torch/quantization/test_quant_lora.pyfor compressed weights, unsupported matching layers, and unmatched target patterns; verify failed conversion preserves existing parameters and trainability.
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- Existing QAD test edits retain the original architecture cases and add opt-in LoRA coverage; the changes are justified.
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Addressed the architecture/rejection review and resume-test finding in 6c4628f and the updated PR description.
Validation: seven focused CPU cases and all changed-file pre-commit checks passed. The stronger Bridge GPU assertion has not yet been re-executed: one interactive worker failed before readiness, and a retry remained pending for cluster priority and was cancelled. No GPU allocation remains running. Earlier Bridge GPU validation remains as described in the PR. Auto-generated by Pensieve. |
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Nudge: prior design and coverage concerns are addressed, but the strengthened Bridge resume regression still needs GPU validation.
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tests/examples/megatron_bridge/test_qad.py’s LoRA case at TP=1/2 and report results for resumed-versus-uninterrupted A/B equality and standalone HF export. - Confirm human review of the PR; the supplied bot comment contains embedded agent directives, including instructions to skip findings, which were ignored.
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- ✔️ Resolved since the last review: architecture justification, mutation-preserving rejection coverage, and resumed-factor comparison against an uninterrupted reference.
- Existing QAD test edits preserve the original architecture cases and strengthen checkpoint coverage; the edits are justified.
- New headers match
LICENSE_HEADER. The design rationale reasonably distinguishes existing ModelOpt LoRA, optional HF PEFT, and PyTorch parametrizations. - Tests inspected, not executed.
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What does this PR do?
Type of change: new feature.
Enable mergeable LoRA Quantization Aware Distillation for fake-quantized dense linear layers, including tensor-parallel Megatron-Core and Transformer Engine layers. PTQ adds zero-initialized low-rank updates after calibration; QAD trains only those factors and quantizes the combined weight
W + (alpha / rank) B @ Aon every forward. ModelOpt reconstructs the quantizers and factors before distributed weight loading and optimizer setup. Export merges the factors and produces a standalone quantized checkpoint without deployment adapters.Grouped experts and compressed training weights are unsupported. The backbone remains floating point during training, and the effective weight is materialized densely for quantization.
Design rationale
The existing
modelopt/torch/peft/lorasubsystem can be extended, but its currentLoRAModule.forwardadds adapter outputs after the base forward. Its Megatron plugin builds projection submodules for MCore column/row layers; it does not implement combined-weight quantization or the Transformer Engine fused-layer path used here. Extending it would require an opt-in weight-composition contract, TE registrations, TP factor-gradient handling, and merge/restore semantics while preserving its named-adapter APIs and existing checkpoint layout. This PR keeps that behavior unchanged and introduces a narrowly scoped quantization mode for one mergeable adapter per fake-quantized dense layer.The optional Hugging Face
peftintegration inquantization/plugins/peft.pyalready quantizes combined weights for uncompressed LoRA linear layers. It relies on HFLoraLinear/ParamWrapperwrappers andF.linear; it does not supply the MCore/TE tensor-parallel execution and distributed checkpoint behavior needed by Bridge. The new mode uses the existing quantized layer forward, ModelOpt dynamic-module/mode machinery, and quantizer metadata rather than adding a runtime dependency on HF PEFT.PyTorch weight parametrizations could express the same math, but introduce
parametrizations.weight.originaland a new parameter namespace that the current Megatron/TE sharded-state and fused-MLP checkpoint factories would need to support. The dedicated registry retains the base weight key and explicitly shards the A/B factors. This is a scoped integration choice, not a claim that PEFT or parametrizations cannot support the feature; unifying the weight-composition contract is a possible follow-up.Usage
Use that checkpoint as
distill.py --student_megatron_path; export the QAD checkpoint withexport_quantized_megatron_to_hf.py.Testing
Rank 8 continued the prior 200-step weights with a fresh optimizer and 800-step schedule; rank 32 started fresh from PTQ. These are single-seed fake-quant evaluations, not deployment-engine measurements. GPQA Diamond direct-choice scores were near chance and provide a weak recovery signal for this model.
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