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- Stack estimators by table shape instead of column names, and run estimators that cannot be stacked in separate calls instead of raising. - Draw ECOC codebooks per estimator in batched calls, so a batch matches separate calls. - Add `estimator_batch_size="auto"` as the default: batch consecutive estimators within a budget of table cells, and split batched query rows in `predict` to keep it. Rows also count their per-row work, and ECOC tasks multiply the cost of an estimator. - Cast chunked attention outputs to the dtype of a non-contiguous `out`, so batched TabFM runs under autocast. Signed-off-by: Jingang Qu <jqu@nvidia.com>
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WalkthroughEstimator batching now defaults to automatic, groups compatible estimators within cell budgets, and chunks eligible prediction queries. ECOC supports batched ensemble members with per-member codebooks. Chunked attention output assignment casts values to the destination dtype. ChangesEstimator batching
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Handle the estimator dimension in InvariantGNN.forward.
When automatic batching combines E > 1 estimators for KumoRelational and the graph uses message passing, InvariantGNN.forward receives x with a leading estimator dimension. self.skip_lin(x) therefore remains 3-D, but torch.addmm accepts only 2-D matrices. The default batched prediction can fail at this call.
Vectorize the message-passing operation over leading dimensions, or process each estimator separately while preserving per-estimator generator order and cache entries.
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with a leading estimator dimension during message passing, so skip_lin and the
message-passing operations support batched estimators instead of passing 3-D
tensors to torch.addmm. Preserve per-estimator generator order and cache
entries, using the estimator_batch_size path for KumoRelational predictions.
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Follow-up to #989. This PR fixes three problems with estimator batching and replaces the benchmark adapter's hard-coded batching thresholds with a size-aware
estimator_batch_size="auto"in the library, which becomes the default ofICLModel.forwardandICLModel.fit.Changes
Stack estimators by shape instead of column names
max_columnsset) no longer crash. Each estimator'sSelectColumnskeeps a different set of columns, so the column-name check in Batch inference across estimators #989 raised; tables are now stacked by position.Make batched ECOC match separate calls
ICLModel._forwardreceivesnum_members, so models can draw such randomness per estimator.Partition estimators by size with
"auto""auto"fills each call with consecutive estimators up to a size budget, so a dataset may run as one batch of 16, as several smaller batches, or one by one.KumoTabularmultiplies the size by the number of ECOC tasks._estimator_batch_cells = 2**20,_estimator_row_cells = 32) was calibrated on TabArena datasets on an H100.predictruns the batches planned byfit. With"auto"and no callbacks, it splits their query rows so each call stays within the budget.1runs estimators one by one, which uses the least memory, andNonebatches as many as possible.forwardwith"auto"runs estimators one by one when gradients are required.Remove the hard-coded thresholds from the benchmark adapter
_estimator_batch_size()batched all estimators only for small tables and ran everything else one by one. Without the KV cache it batched only when context plus query rows were at most 3,000 and rows × columns at most 50,000. With the KV cache the limits were 2,000 rows and under 50,000 cells. It never batched subsampled contexts. This batched 15 of the 51 TabArena datasets."auto"to the library. The no-KV path makes a single_forward_memberscall. The library plans the batches and moves each batch's contexts from the CPU to the GPU when it runs.Cast chunked attention outputs to the output dtype
TransformerBlockchunks attention into a non-contiguousoutbuffer, it now casts each chunk to the buffer's dtype. Without this, batched TabFM failed under fp16/bf16 autocast. KumoTabular is unaffected, and there is no cost when the dtypes already match.Results
Batched and sequential predictions are equal up to floating-point rounding.
TabArena, outer protocol, 816 splits per model, one H100 per task, no KV cache:
With
"auto", 23 to 24 of the 51 datasets run at least 1.2x faster than one by one, up from the 15 datasets batched by the old thresholds. Mid-size tables that the thresholds ran one by one are up to about 3x faster than main.