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TriFusion-FP-Kernel

NVIDIA L4 inference kernels and runtime for TriFusion-FP audio models.

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This library combines a fused Mamba-3 recurrence, fused activation/buffer kernels, frozen BF16 weights, and bounded CUDA Graph replay. It provides a Python tensor API and an offline audio-to-CSV command. The current release is inference-only.

What executes on the GPU?

Operation Implementation
Projection GEMMs / convolutions PyTorch dispatch to cuBLAS / cuDNN
Mamba-3, normalization, gates, masking, pooling, buffer fusion Triton GPU kernels
Fast trigonometric helpers Upstream inline PTX inside Triton
Repeated model dispatch CUDA Graph replay
Audio decoding and scheduling Python, NumPy, SciPy, SoundFile

Triton is a GPU kernel language/compiler. This is not an all-C++ rewrite or a C++ ABI library. Moving a wrapper to C++ does not, by itself, remove the cost of GPU math or memory transfers. No custom nvcc build is needed for this release.

Install

Validated GPU stack: Linux, NVIDIA L4 (SM89), Python 3.11.15, PyTorch 2.7.1+cu128, Triton 3.3.1. Other GPUs and newer framework versions have not been validated. CPU-only installation supports metadata and CSV tooling.

git clone https://github.com/tlstngud/TriFusion-FP-Kernel.git
cd TriFusion-FP-Kernel

# Install the tested CUDA build in a dedicated environment.
python -m pip install torch==2.7.1 --index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu128
python -m pip install '.[l4]'
trifusion-l4 info

If the correct CUDA PyTorch build is already installed, start with the second installation command. The l4 extra pins the tested framework versions. The base package (pip install .) does not install or replace PyTorch.

Pretrained checkpoints and audio datasets are not included. Supply your own compatible model + model_config checkpoint as described in the API guide. This project is installable from GitHub; it has not been published to PyPI.

Tensor API

import torch
from trifusion_l4 import configure_runtime, load_student, InferenceEngine

configure_runtime()
model = load_student("/path/to/your/model.pt")
engine = InferenceEngine(model, graphs=True, max_graphs=1)

# audio: float32 [batch, channels, samples], PCM16-equivalent, 16 kHz.
# lengths/channels: int64 [batch] on the same CUDA device.
logits = engine(audio, lengths, channels)
probabilities = logits.float().sigmoid()
engine.clear()

The five output tasks, in order, are file_fake, voice_fake, music_fake, voice_present, and music_present. There is no gradient/backward API for the fused inference runtime. FP32 attention and control/normalization calculations are retained; this release does not use FP8 or INT8 quantization.

A tensor-level fused_mamba entry point is also available; see its contract.

Offline file inference

work/
  data/
    sample_submission.csv
    test/
      TEST_0000.wav
      TEST_0001.mp3
      TEST_0002.flac
ID,FILE_FAKE_PROB,VOICE_FAKE_PROB,MUSIC_FAKE_PROB,VOICE_PRESENT_PROB,MUSIC_PRESENT_PROB
trifusion-l4 predict --weights /path/to/your/model.pt --root /path/to/work

The command writes work/output/submission.csv and a runtime report. It reads IDs and column order from the template. WAV, FLAC, and MP3 decoding was exercised in the original L4 validation. Audio is resampled to 16 kHz and quantized to the model's PCM16 convention. Mono/stereo and lengths up to 72 seconds are supported; longer files are rejected rather than silently truncated.

Measured performance

Pre-publication measurements on one L4, six CPU cores, the same private checkpoint and the same real audio inputs. Eleven repetitions; median model-forward latency:

Input Portable reference Fused + CUDA Graph Speedup
4 s mono × 16 152.71 ms 79.70 ms 1.92×
4 s mono × 4 117.55 ms 24.39 ms 4.82×
32.81 s mono × 1 118.33 ms 42.44 ms 2.79×

These are same-GPU inference comparisons, not H100 training comparisons. The portable reference preserves the model equations while replacing Hopper-only TMA loads. Timings exclude weight loading, initial compilation, and audio decoding. The private checkpoint and recordings are not distributed, so these exact full-model timings cannot be reproduced solely from this repository.

The original implementation also completed a 1,200-file fixture in 40.28 s, including process start, a fresh Triton cache, decoding and CSV output, with 1.51 GiB peak reserved GPU memory. That fixture repeated 128 validation recordings and was not an unseen competition test set. Packaging/API changes have CPU checks; full-model L4 timings have not been rerun for this public package.

Methodology, numerical limits, and reproduction commands.

Development and license

python -m pip install '.[dev]'
python -m pytest -q                    # GPU/dependency tests skip when unavailable
python -m build
python -m twine check dist/*
# On the validated L4 environment with the l4 extra installed:
python -m pytest -q tests/test_recurrence.py

Apache-2.0. Mamba-3 derivatives and original upstream files are identified in THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md. This is an early library release; its API is not yet stable.

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