FMS Acceleration for Attention And Distributed Packing Plugin
This library contains plugins to accelerate finetuning with the following optimizations:
- Padding-Free Flash Attention Computation
- Multipack Distributed Sampling
Plugins
| Plugin | Description | Depends | Loading | Augmentation | Callbacks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| padding_free | Padding-Free Flash Attention Computation | flash_attn | ✅ | ||
| multipack sampler | Multipack Distributed Sampling | numba | ✅ |
Native Transformers Support from v4.44.0
Transformers natively supports padding-free from v4.44.0 see here. The padding-free plugin will use the transformers library if compatible,
otherwise if transformers < v4.44.0 the plugin will use an internal implementation instead.
Native TRL Support for PaddingFree with DataCollatorForCompletionOnlyLM from v0.10.1
Users will be able to use PaddingFree with untokenized data from TRL >= v0.10.1. The flattening of inputs and addition of position_ids to the batch
is carried out inside DataCollatorForCompletionOnlyLM when keyword padding_free is passed to the collator. The plugin uses the TRL library if compatible,
otherwise if trl < v0.10.1 the plugin will use an internal implementation instead.
If a user still passes in a pretokenized dataset, the plugin will still use DataCollaterForFlattening in the collate_fn.
Running Benchmarks
To reproduce the benchmarks, simply run the following commands,
Reproduce Padding Free on A100 80GB
tox -e run-benches -- "1 2" "4 8" benchmark_outputs scenarios-orca.yaml "none"
Reproduce MultiPack on A100 80GB
tox -e run-benches -- "2 4 8" "16 32 64" benchmark_outputs scenarios-orca.yaml "padding-free"
Known Issues
Currenly Only Supports Multipack with Padding-Free
The multipack plugin currently also requires the padding-free plugin to work. This may change in the future if there is demand for multipack to work standalone without padding free.
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