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max.pipelines.architectures.unified_eagle_llama3

EAGLE speculative decoding draft model for Llama 3 with unified graph compilation.

UnifiedEagleLlama3Config​

class max.pipelines.architectures.unified_eagle_llama3.UnifiedEagleLlama3Config(*, target: 'Llama3Config', draft: 'Llama3Config', speculative_config: 'SpeculativeConfig')

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Bases: ArchConfigWithKVCache

Parameters:

draft​

draft: Llama3Config

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get_kv_params()​

get_kv_params()

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KV cache parameters to use when running the model.

Return type:

KVCacheParamInterface

get_max_seq_len()​

get_max_seq_len()

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Returns the default maximum sequence length for the model.

Subclasses should determine whether this value can be overridden by setting the --max-length (pipeline_config.model.max_length) flag.

Return type:

int

initialize()​

classmethod initialize(pipeline_config, model_config=None)

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Initialize the config from a PipelineConfig.

Parameters:

  • pipeline_config (PipelineConfig) – The pipeline configuration.
  • model_config (MAXModelConfig | None) – The model configuration to read from. When None (the default), pipeline_config.model is used. Pass an explicit config (e.g. pipeline_config.draft_model) to initialize the arch config for a different model.

Return type:

Self

speculative_config​

speculative_config: SpeculativeConfig

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target​

target: Llama3Config

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UnifiedEagleLlama3Model​

class max.pipelines.architectures.unified_eagle_llama3.UnifiedEagleLlama3Model(pipeline_config, session, devices, kv_cache_config, weights, adapter=None, return_logits=ReturnLogits.LAST_TOKEN, return_hidden_states=ReturnHiddenStates.NONE)

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Bases: PipelineModelWithKVCache[TextContext]

Unified EAGLE Llama3: target + draft in one compiled graph.

Parameters:

calculate_max_seq_len()​

classmethod calculate_max_seq_len(pipeline_config, huggingface_config)

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Calculates the optimal max sequence length for the model.

Models are expected to implement this method. The following example shows how to implement it for a Mistral model:

class MistralModel(PipelineModel):
    @classmethod
    def calculate_max_seq_len(cls, pipeline_config, huggingface_config) -> int:
        try:
            return upper_bounded_default(
                upper_bound=huggingface_config.max_seq_len,
                default=pipeline_config.model.max_length,
            )
        except ValueError as e:
            raise ValueError(
                "Unable to infer max_length for Mistral, the provided "
                f"max_length ({pipeline_config.model.max_length}) exceeds the "
                f"model's max_seq_len ({huggingface_config.max_seq_len})."
            ) from e

Parameters:

  • pipeline_config (PipelineConfig) – Configuration for the pipeline.
  • huggingface_config (AutoConfig) – Hugging Face model configuration.

Returns:

The maximum sequence length to use.

Return type:

int

execute()​

execute(model_inputs)

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Execute and return all graph outputs for speculative decoding.

Parameters:

model_inputs (ModelInputs)

Return type:

UnifiedEagleOutputs

get_kv_params()​

classmethod get_kv_params(huggingface_config, pipeline_config, devices, kv_cache_config, cache_dtype)

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Returns the KV cache params for the pipeline model.

Parameters:

Return type:

KVCacheParams

load_model()​

load_model(session)

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Parameters:

session (InferenceSession)

Return type:

Model

model​

model: Model

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prepare_initial_token_inputs()​

prepare_initial_token_inputs(replica_batches, kv_cache_inputs=None, return_n_logits=1)

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Prepares the initial inputs to be passed to execute().

The inputs and functionality can vary per model. For example, model inputs could include encoded tensors, unique IDs per tensor when using a KV cache manager, and kv_cache_inputs (or None if the model does not use KV cache). This method typically batches encoded tensors, claims a KV cache slot if needed, and returns the inputs and caches.

Parameters:

Return type:

UnifiedEagleLlama3Inputs

prepare_next_token_inputs()​

prepare_next_token_inputs(next_tokens, prev_model_inputs)

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Prepares the secondary inputs to be passed to execute().

While prepare_initial_token_inputs is responsible for managing the initial inputs. This function is responsible for updating the inputs, for each step in a multi-step execution pattern.

Parameters:

Return type:

UnifiedEagleLlama3Inputs

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