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"""The byte orders a KohakuTPU array can be in.
Level 2. An operand packed for the wrong tiling is the right bytes in the wrong
places, and the machine cannot tell.
* :class:`Entry` -- L1 entries of `lanes x kblock`, tile-major. What FILL
streams, sized by the kernel's `gm`/`gn`/`nk`.
* :class:`ConvEntry` -- an activation as `[C/32][plane][32]`, a 3x3 tap being a
constant offset rather than a stride. What a convolution FILLs.
* :class:`Tile` -- one 32-byte word per 4x4 sub-tile, blocked per instance.
* :class:`ChannelBias` -- an `(N,)` vector as sub-tile words, each column group
repeated down its rows. Read at stride 0 beside a fused epilogue's tile.
* :class:`Flat` -- row-major FP16. The only order whose rows are rows.
"""
from dataclasses import dataclass
import numpy as np
from kohakutpu.hw import tensor as T
WORD_BYTES = 32
LANES = T.LANES
KBLOCK = T.KBLOCK
class LayoutError(ValueError):
"""An array that cannot be put into this order, and why."""
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class Entry:
"""An operand image, tile-major in `groups x blocks` entries.
`groups` is lane-groups per tile and `blocks` is K-blocks per chunk, so one
FILL streams one contiguous run. Padding is to WHOLE TILES.
"""
groups: int
blocks: int
@property
def key(self) -> str:
return f"entry:{self.groups}x{self.blocks}"
def padded(self, shape: tuple) -> tuple:
rows, k = shape
lane = self.groups * LANES
kb = self.blocks * KBLOCK
return (-(-rows // lane) * lane, -(-k // kb) * kb)
def nbytes(self, shape: tuple) -> int:
rows, k = self.padded(shape)
return rows * k * 2
def pack(self, array) -> bytes:
arr = np.asarray(array, np.float16)
if arr.ndim != 2:
raise LayoutError(f"an operand is 2-d; got {arr.shape}")
rows, k = self.padded(arr.shape)
out = np.zeros((rows, k), np.float16)
out[: arr.shape[0], : arr.shape[1]] = arr
words = T.to_fp16_words_tiled(out, self.groups, self.blocks)
return b"".join(w.to_bytes(WORD_BYTES, "little") for w in words)
def unpack(self, raw: bytes, shape: tuple):
rows, k = self.padded(shape)
flat = np.frombuffer(raw, np.float16)[: rows * k]
e = flat.reshape(
rows // (self.groups * LANES),
k // (self.blocks * KBLOCK),
self.groups,
self.blocks,
LANES,
KBLOCK,
)
e = e.transpose(0, 2, 4, 1, 3, 5).reshape(rows, k)
return np.asarray(e[: shape[0], : shape[1]], np.float64)
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class ChannelBias:
"""A per-channel vector as the sub-tile words a fused epilogue reads.
One 4x4 sub-tile is one 256-bit word, so column group `c` wants
`bias[4c:4c+4]` repeated down the sub-tile's four rows. A VLD walks WORDS
(`model.py:726`), so `gn` of these cover a tile's columns and a `gm`-deep
tile re-reads them at stride 0.
`4n` elements, against the `M*n` a materialised broadcast would cost.
"""
gn: int
@property
def key(self) -> str:
return f"bias:{self.gn}"
def padded(self, shape: tuple) -> tuple:
wide = self.gn * LANES
return (-(-shape[0] // wide) * wide,)
def nbytes(self, shape: tuple) -> int:
return self.padded(shape)[0] * LANES * 2
def pack(self, array) -> bytes:
arr = np.asarray(array, np.float16).reshape(-1)
out = np.zeros(self.padded(arr.shape)[0], np.float16)
out[: arr.size] = arr
return np.repeat(out.reshape(-1, LANES)[:, None, :], LANES, axis=1).tobytes()
def unpack(self, raw: bytes, shape: tuple):
got = np.frombuffer(raw, np.float16).reshape(-1, LANES, LANES)
return np.asarray(got[:, 0, :].reshape(-1)[: shape[0]], np.float64)
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class ConvEntry:
"""An activation as `[C/32][plane][32]`: the 32-channel block outermost.
Four adjacent pixels of one block are 256 contiguous bytes -- one L1 entry --
so a fill is one run at `nk = 1` and a 3x3 tap is a constant added to the
address. `Entry` cannot describe this: its runs tile the operand, and nine
taps are nine OVERLAPPING windows at 64-byte offsets.
`gm` is the tile height the sweep will use, which decides only the tail --
the last tile reads a tap past the plane's end.
`step` is the convolution's STRIDE, splitting the plane by residue into
`step*step` sub-planes, which is what keeps a strided tap a constant offset.
It is not called `stride`: `lang.backend._held` reads that name off a layout
as a BATCH BYTE STRIDE, and a 2 there sizes the whole operand at one element.
"""
pad: int = 1
gm: int = 8
step: int = 1
@property
def key(self) -> str:
step = f":s{self.step}" if self.step != 1 else ""
return f"conv:{self.pad}:{self.gm}{step}"
def geometry(self, shape: tuple) -> tuple:
"""``(wp, plane, tail)`` for an ``[H][W][C]`` activation, in positions.
`wp` is one SUB-PLANE's; `plane` is all `stride*stride` of them.
"""
h, w, _ = shape
s = self.step
_, wp, plane = T.conv_geometry(h, w, self.pad, s)
hs, ws = -(-h // s), -(-w // s)
useful = (hs - 1) * wp + ws
swept = -(-useful // (self.gm * LANES)) * self.gm * LANES
far = swept + T.stride_tap(2, 2, wp, plane // (s * s), s)
return wp, plane, max(0, -(-(far - plane) // LANES))
def nbytes(self, shape: tuple) -> int:
_, plane, tail = self.geometry(shape)
blocks = -(-shape[2] // KBLOCK)
return (blocks * plane + tail * LANES) * KBLOCK * 2
def pack(self, array) -> bytes:
arr = np.asarray(array, np.float16)
if arr.ndim != 3:
raise LayoutError(f"a conv activation is [H][W][C]; got {arr.shape}")
_, _, tail = self.geometry(arr.shape)
words = T.to_fp16_words_conv(arr, self.pad, tail, stride=self.step)
return b"".join(w.to_bytes(WORD_BYTES, "little") for w in words)
def unpack(self, raw: bytes, shape: tuple):
words = [
int.from_bytes(raw[at : at + WORD_BYTES], "little")
for at in range(0, len(raw), WORD_BYTES)
]
return np.asarray(
T.from_fp16_words_conv(words, tuple(shape), self.pad, stride=self.step),
np.float64,
)
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class Tile:
"""A drained result: 4x4 sub-tiles, blocked by grid instance.
Each instance writes ITS OWN `gm x gn` sub-tiles contiguously, so the region
is instance-blocked rather than row-major: the image is
``(gi, gj, gm, gn, 4, 4)`` against a matrix of ``(gi, gm, 4, gj, gn, 4)``.
That makes both directions one transpose, and a sub-tile at a time a
2,560-iteration Python loop for the same bytes.
"""
grid: tuple
gm: int
gn: int
@property
def key(self) -> str:
return f"tile:{self.grid[0]}x{self.grid[1]}:{self.gm}x{self.gn}"
@property
def span(self) -> int:
"""Sub-tiles one instance drains."""
return self.gm * self.gn
def nbytes(self, shape: tuple) -> int:
return self.grid[0] * self.grid[1] * self.span * WORD_BYTES
def pack(self, array) -> bytes:
arr = np.asarray(array, np.float16)
gi, gj = self.grid
padded = np.zeros(self._padded(), np.float16)
padded[: arr.shape[0], : arr.shape[1]] = arr
held = padded.reshape(gi, self.gm, LANES, gj, self.gn, LANES)
return held.transpose(0, 3, 1, 4, 2, 5).reshape(-1).tobytes()
def unpack(self, raw: bytes, shape: tuple):
gi, gj = self.grid
flat = np.frombuffer(raw, np.float16).astype(np.float64)
want = gi * gj * self.span * LANES * LANES
# A short buffer leaves the sub-tiles it does not reach at zero, which
# is what reading back a partly drained region has always given.
if flat.size < want:
flat = np.concatenate([flat, np.zeros(want - flat.size)])
image = flat[:want].reshape(gi, gj, self.gm, self.gn, LANES, LANES)
full = image.transpose(0, 2, 4, 1, 3, 5).reshape(self._padded())
m, n = shape
out = np.zeros((m, n))
rows, cols = min(m, full.shape[0]), min(n, full.shape[1])
out[:rows, :cols] = full[:rows, :cols]
return out
def _padded(self) -> tuple:
"""The whole-sub-tile shape this layout covers, as ``(rows, cols)``."""
return (self.grid[0] * self.gm * LANES, self.grid[1] * self.gn * LANES)
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class Flat:
"""Row-major FP16. The only order whose rows are rows.
A reduction along a row needs this; elementwise work does not.
"""
@property
def key(self) -> str:
return "flat"
def nbytes(self, shape: tuple) -> int:
return int(np.prod(shape)) * 2
def pack(self, array) -> bytes:
return np.ascontiguousarray(array, np.float16).tobytes()
def unpack(self, raw: bytes, shape: tuple):
n = int(np.prod(shape))
return np.frombuffer(raw, np.float16)[:n].reshape(shape).astype(np.float64)