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feat(aiperf): qualify SpecBench corpus inputs - #1808
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Signed-off-by: Yizhuo Zhang <yizhuoz@nvidia.com>
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The pull request still adds dataset-specific and Qwen-specific semantics to shared AIPerf qualification code. text_corpus.py:67-69 and :137-139 add shared SpecBench dispatch. `text_specbench.py:30… |
Remove the SpecBench adapter, SpecBench branches, and Qwen-specific configuration and validation evidence from shared qualification code. Move dataset selection, verification, runtime audit, and model-specific workload configuration to a fa… |
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Check name Status Explanation Linked Issues check The PR satisfies the coding requirements in [ #1683]. It pins and selects the SpecBench source, preserves original first-turn text, and materializes the selection for AIPerfsingle_turn. It uses publ…Out of Scope Changes check The changes remain within [ #1683]. They add optional SpecBench preparation, verification, profiling configuration, tests, reports, and documentation. These changes support corpus qualification and req…Family Ownership Boundary PASS. The changed implementation adds generic SpecBench handling and dispatch in apps/aiperf_qual/trtmc_aiperf_qual/text_specbench.py:11-13,77-88andtext_corpus.py:66-75,133-150; it imports only …Benchmark Validation Integrity No benchmark-integrity failure is introduced. The new SpecBench path reuses the existing request join and summary contract ( text_profile.py:166-243), which keeps client lifecycle metrics separate fr…Shared Change Blast Radius The shared-surface impact is identified and bounded. The description states the model-agnostic need: qualify pinned corpus inputs through the existing native text path without adding speculative runti… Title check The title is concise, specific, and accurately describes the primary change: qualifying SpecBench corpus inputs. Description check The description is complete and follows the repository template. It covers background, exit criteria, implementation, change category, validation results, environment and revisions, remaining gaps, se… Full details: Linked Issues check
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The PR satisfies the coding requirements in [
#1683]. It pins and selects the SpecBench source, preserves original first-turn text, and materializes the selection for AIPerfsingle_turn. It uses published AIPerf 0.13.0 with the existing Qwen3-0.6B FP16 native bundle. The reported run records request identities, outputs, errors, rejections, warmup handling, and input/output/native joins. It separates client latency frompublic_task_call_wall. Reports label the resultordinary_native_generation, leave speculative execution and acceptance metrics unavailable, and record capability limits. Existing Qwen correctness checks run without changed references or criteria. The current-head evidence also retains the UTF-8 fixture handling and validation tests.
Full details: Out of Scope Changes check
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The changes remain within [
#1683]. They add optional SpecBench preparation, verification, profiling configuration, tests, reports, and documentation. These changes support corpus qualification and required evidence. The PR does not add models, model specifications, speculative runtime support, serving behavior, numerical gates, or unrelated product changes.
Full details: Family Ownership Boundary
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PASS. The changed implementation adds generic SpecBench handling and dispatch in
apps/aiperf_qual/trtmc_aiperf_qual/text_specbench.py:11-13,77-88andtext_corpus.py:66-75,133-150; it imports only shared AIPerf qualification modules. The only family-owned references are in the Qwen-specific config atqwen3-0.6b-specbench.yaml:22-29,40-44, which usesfamilies/qwen/tests/test_e2e.pyandfamilies/qwen/runtime/pipeline.cppfor the same Qwen family. The PR changes nofamilies/**files and no central registry, switch, source list, or strategy map. No cross-family dependency is introduced.
Full details: Benchmark Validation Integrity
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No benchmark-integrity failure is introduced. The new SpecBench path reuses the existing request join and summary contract (
text_profile.py:166-243), which keeps client lifecycle metrics separate from nativemodel_call_ms; the profile provenance declares non-streaming timing aspublic_task_call_wall(text_profile.py:271-272). The added verifier requires that scope, the configured generation cap, and an integer completion count within the cap (text_specbench.py:80-88), while inherited verification checks source/wire/native prompt and output identity (text_corpus.py:101-130). SpecBench cases reject output-cap sweeps (text_profile.py:114-125), so task units and generation work remain aligned. The configuration has one native workload and no reference implementation, and the new tests cover cap mismatch and changed generation work.
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The shared-surface impact is identified and bounded. The description states the model-agnostic need: qualify pinned corpus inputs through the existing native text path without adding speculative runtime, model specs, or family semantics. Repository evidence identifies affected consumers:
text_profiledrives text profiling, whiletext_corpusis shared by the ShareGPT, conversation, prefix, response, and new SpecBench paths. The diff dispatches onlyformat: spec_bench; existing formats retain their paths. The cap restriction and report fields are also scoped to SpecBench. The README states that execution and Task handling are not model-specific, while family validation remains configured throughvalidation_commandsandvalidation_profile. Nofamilies/files changed. The description reports full test, source-quality, website, family-E2E, and published AIPerf validation, and the new tests cover selection, compatibility constraints, and verification failure behavior.
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The description is complete and follows the repository template. It covers background, exit criteria, implementation, change category, validation results, environment and revisions, remaining gaps, self-review, future notes, and risk.
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Full details: Shared Semantic Neutrality
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The pull request still adds dataset-specific and Qwen-specific semantics to shared AIPerf qualification code.
text_corpus.py:67-69and:137-139add shared SpecBench dispatch.text_specbench.py:30-73downloads, parses, selects, materializes, and audits the SpecBench dataset;:77-88adds dataset-specific timing, output-cap, and completion-token validation.text_profile.py:119-120and:340-342add SpecBench-specific profile rules and report fields. The new shared configuration hard-codes Qwen3-0.6B, the Qwen E2E command, the Qwen runtime audit, and the SpecBench source atqwen3-0.6b-specbench.yaml:6-44. These changed files are outside the excluded family-owned directories, and the behavior is not supplied through an existing narrow generic corpus contract.Resolution
Remove the SpecBench adapter, SpecBench branches, and Qwen-specific configuration and validation evidence from shared qualification code. Move dataset selection, verification, runtime audit, and model-specific workload configuration to a family-owned qualification tool or an existing plugin boundary. Keep the shared text profiler limited to its existing generic corpus contract, with specialization supplied by family-owned data. Update or remove the associated shared tests and documentation.
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Background
Closes #1683. Loading a speculative-decoding corpus does not implement speculative execution. This adds an explicit ordinary-generation baseline using a bounded pinned SpecBench selection after stateless Responses.
Exit Criteria
Implementation
The optional text profiler pins the Spec-Bench JSONL revision/checksum used by the tested AIPerf public loader and selects the first twelve distinct fitting original first turns. It preserves question IDs, categories, exact strings/hashes, tokenizer lengths, considered rejections and unexamined counts. It materializes the bounded selection for AIPerf's existing
single_turnloader so original whitespace and the existing bundle context limit are explicit, without a client source checkout or loader fork.Each profile uses one output-token cap so declared and native generation work stay aligned; compare caps in separate configurations. The existing Qwen3-0.6B full FP16 pilot runs ordinary native generation. Corpus, verification and performance reports explicitly record that mode, a separate manual runtime source audit, no draft model, unqualified speculative execution and unavailable acceptance metrics. Native generation caps and Task scope are checked along with all source/wire/native input and output identities. The guide and coverage matrix distinguish qualified corpus input from unqualified speculative execution. This twelve-prompt subset does not qualify the full source corpus, a SpecBench quality score or speculative acceleration. No draft/target model, model spec, runtime implementation, numerical criterion or gate is added.
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Commands and Results
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de62d339214ec8b476e1596873ccf264bc9b884bunless explicitly scoped otherwise.python -m pytest apps/server/python/tests apps/perf_serving/tests apps/aiperf_qual/tests --import-mode=importlib -q: 818 passed, 2 existing optional skips.LC_ALL=C PYTHONUTF8=0 PYTHONCOERCECLOCALE=0 python -m pytest apps/aiperf_qual/tests/test_text_specbench.py -q: 4 passed with preferred encodingANSI_X3.4-1968; the original Unicode equality assertion is unchanged.python -m tools.ci pipeline source-quality: PASS, including 307 source tests.npm --prefix website ciandnpm --prefix website run build: PASS, including model-support tests and the production website build.git diff --check: PASS.python -m pytest families/qwen/tests/test_e2e.py --e2e-model qwen3-0.6b-fp16 -q: 8 passed, 13 unselected skips per profile invocation. Both requested original full-model cases executed: canonical reference correctness and native KV two-chunk parity. They used the exact served bundle through the existing prebuilt-bundle mechanism; references and criteria were unchanged.python -m trtmc_aiperf_qual text-profile --environment environment.yaml --config qwen3-0.6b-specbench.yaml --out artifacts/profile: PASS with the checked-in configuration's interpreter/runtime/bundle paths supplied for the validation host. Each run uses the actual published PyPI AIPerf 0.13.0 client, one native execution lane and greedy sampling. All original input/output/native joins, configured generation caps and request identities verify; there are no unmatched requests or missing successful-request metric exports. Startup/build/load/warmup are excluded from measured request timing.Source selection considered 12 of 480 rows and left 468 unexamined. This is only the documented original first-turn subset. All reports state
ordinary_native_generation; no draft model or speculative execution is qualified, acceptance metrics are unavailable, and no speculative acceleration is claimed.Hardware, Environment, and Revisions
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de62d339214ec8b476e1596873ccf264bc9b884b, based onea9ea3e65cb846745ff479c00091ed4b6c953e53. Existing model/profile:Qwen/Qwen3-0.6B,qwen3-0.6b-fp16; checkpoint and tokenizer revisionc1899de289a04d12100db370d81485cdf75e47ca, FP16, TP1, full 256-token context. No model/spec/manifest is added.NVIDIA GB300 (SM103), aarch64 Ubuntu 24.04 container, driver 580.105.08, Python 3.12.3, PyTorch 2.12.0+cu130 (CUDA 13.0), TensorRT 11.1.0.106, Transformers 5.2.0; published PyPI AIPerf 0.13.0 with
installer=pipand no editable/VCS/source-checkout dependency.Dataset source: url:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hemingkx/Spec-Bench/fd2c1cd7d2201ef71db4c5f4e455008f017967bf/data/spec_bench/question.jsonl, revision:fd2c1cd7d2201ef71db4c5f4e455008f017967bf, sha256:4b6d33e79484f9841c487ee87d1cf6aa8c6066f61d5d482ff09e5a007fafdf04, attribution:Spec-Bench, Xia et al. (ACL 2024 Findings); upstream repository Apache-2.0 license. Source SHA-256:4b6d33e79484f9841c487ee87d1cf6aa8c6066f61d5d482ff09e5a007fafdf04. Served bundle SHA-256:8bfa52ab45d801fbc5db23c81bec0624bf7312d69b9ceb5b163a4457c39b5397. Actual source, selected inputs, rejection/selection ledger, raw exports, native-library hashes, joins, correctness output and command/environment records are retained locally. Native sources are compared with the validated build before reusing its isolated runtime; Python HTTP/qualification sources come from this clean head.Not Run / Remaining Gaps
Qualification covers this fixed existing Qwen FP16 pilot on GB300. Other models, hardware/precisions and larger workloads are not implied. Native input-token counts remain unavailable; tokenizer counts are reported separately. Nonstreaming workloads do not claim TTFT/ITL. Current-head remote CI/review are required before merge and tracked on the PR; local checks do not replace the protected automated gate.
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Notes For Future Readers
Review the workload preparation/verification, profiler wiring and concise examples together. Corpus input qualification and optional runtime capabilities are distinct. No new model/spec, correctness threshold, CI configuration or merge rule is introduced. The existing build guide remains authoritative for producing the normal full bundle; users install the published AIPerf package. This stage follows its predecessor's merge and remains independently reviewable.
Risk level
The change is confined to optional workload preparation, identity checks, reports and documentation; model computation and serving admission are unchanged.