[ONNX][Autocast] Adds nodes_to_exclude regex support to the QDQ-aware convert_to_f16() API - #2241
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Signed-off-by: Jai Prajapati <jprajapati@nvidia.com>
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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change adds caller-supplied regex exclusions to precision conversion, but an unbounded pattern could stall conversion and the regression test may not prove that the remaining graph is actually converted. The PR is not merge-ready until these bounded runtime and test-validity risks are addressed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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participant convert_to_f16
participant DisabledNodeNameRegexRule
participant ONNXModel
Caller->>convert_to_f16: pass nodes_to_exclude patterns
convert_to_f16->>DisabledNodeNameRegexRule: create node-name rule
convert_to_f16->>ONNXModel: classify graph nodes
DisabledNodeNameRegexRule-->>convert_to_f16: return matching node names
convert_to_f16->>ONNXModel: preserve matches in FP32 and convert other nodes to FP16
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In `@modelopt/onnx/autocast/convert.py`:
- Around line 312-317: Harden the node filtering around
DisabledNodeNameRegexRule to prevent regex-based denial of service: validate or
reject unsafe caller-provided patterns, enforce maximum lengths for patterns and
node names before matching, or replace the matching implementation with a
non-backtracking matcher. Preserve the existing op_block_list and node-name
exclusion behavior in the high_precision_nodes construction.
In `@tests/unit/onnx/autocast/test_precisionconverter.py`:
- Around line 2322-2326: Extend the conversion test around the existing
value_types assertions to include the internal result produced by the
non-excluded /rms/Mul node, and assert that its type is TensorProto.FLOAT16.
Keep Y as protected public FP32 I/O and retain the existing assertions for
excluded-node intermediates, using the real converted model rather than mocked
values.
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| node_name_rule = DisabledNodeNameRegexRule(nodes_to_exclude or []) | ||
| high_precision_nodes = [ | ||
| node.name | ||
| for node in model.graph.node | ||
| if node.op_type in op_block_list or node_name_rule.check(node) | ||
| ] |
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import multiprocessing as mp
import re
def match():
re.match(r"^(a+)+$", "a" * 30 + "!")
process = mp.Process(target=match)
process.start()
process.join(timeout=1)
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rg -n -C 8 'DisabledNodeNameRegexRule|nodes_to_exclude|high_precision_nodes' modelopt/onnx/autocast/convert.py
printf '%s\n' '--- nodeclassifier.py relevant implementation ---'
cat -n modelopt/onnx/autocast/nodeclassifier.py | sed -n '1,110p'
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Prevent regex-based denial of service.
DisabledNodeNameRegexRule applies caller-provided patterns with Python re.match for every node. Reject unsafe patterns and cap pattern and node-name lengths, or use a non-backtracking matcher.
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In `@modelopt/onnx/autocast/convert.py` around lines 312 - 317, Harden the node
filtering around DisabledNodeNameRegexRule to prevent regex-based denial of
service: validate or reject unsafe caller-provided patterns, enforce maximum
lengths for patterns and node names before matching, or replace the matching
implementation with a non-backtracking matcher. Preserve the existing
op_block_list and node-name exclusion behavior in the high_precision_nodes
construction.
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| assert value_types["X_quantized"] == TensorProto.UINT8 | ||
| assert value_types["X_dequantized"] == TensorProto.FLOAT | ||
| for output_name in ["pow_out", "mean_out", "add_out", "sqrt_out", "div_out"]: | ||
| assert value_types[output_name] == TensorProto.FLOAT | ||
| onnx.checker.check_model(converted, full_check=True) |
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Verify conversion of a non-excluded node.
The test never verifies that /rms/Mul converts to FP16. Y must remain FP32 because it is protected public I/O, and every asserted intermediate belongs to an excluded node. An implementation that retains every node in FP32 would pass this test. Add a non-excluded internal result and assert that its type is TensorProto.FLOAT16.
As per coding guidelines, “Exercise the behavior a test claims to validate.” As per path instructions, “Add focused hermetic pytest coverage that exercises the real QDQ conversion path, validates unchanged blocked nodes and precision behavior.”
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In `@tests/unit/onnx/autocast/test_precisionconverter.py` around lines 2322 -
2326, Extend the conversion test around the existing value_types assertions to
include the internal result produced by the non-excluded /rms/Mul node, and
assert that its type is TensorProto.FLOAT16. Keep Y as protected public FP32 I/O
and retain the existing assertions for excluded-node intermediates, using the
real converted model rather than mocked values.
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The change is focused and correct: it reuses the existing node-name regex rule, composes regex exclusions with the existing operation block list, preserves positional compatibility by appending the new optional parameter, and includes a meaningful Q/DQ regression test covering excluded FP32 nodes and quantization metadata preservation. No licensing concerns found.
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I think this test can be simplified substantially by reusing the existing def test_convert_to_f16_combines_op_and_node_exclusions(simple_model):
model, *_ = simple_model
converted = convert_to_f16(
model,
keep_io_types=False,
op_block_list=["MatMul"],
nodes_to_exclude=[r"^add$"],
)
value_types = {
value.name: value.type.tensor_type.elem_type
for value in (*converted.graph.output, *converted.graph.value_info)
}
assert value_types["gemm_output"] == TensorProto.FLOAT
assert value_types["add_output"] == TensorProto.FLOAT
assert value_types["Y"] == TensorProto.FLOAT16
onnx.checker.check_model(converted, full_check=True)
This removes the bespoke RMSNorm/QDQ graph, serialization and opset snapshots, and If byte-for-byte Q/DQ preservation is intended as a separate new contract, I suggest keeping that in its own focused test rather than combining it with the node-exclusion plumbing test.
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Signed-off-by: Jai Prajapati <jprajapati@nvidia.com>
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What does this PR do?
Type of change: New feature
Adds
nodes_to_excluderegex support to the QDQ-awareconvert_to_f16()API, matching the node-name exclusion semantics already supported byconvert_to_mixed_precision().This allows callers to keep selected numerically sensitive subgraphs in FP32 while converting the rest of a quantized ONNX graph to FP16 or BF16. Existing
op_block_listandtensor_block_dictbehavior remains unchanged.The regression test reuses the existing conversion fixture and verifies that:
Usage
Result: 185 tests passed.
Added focused coverage for combining operation-type and node-name exclusions. The test also includes a non-excluded FP16 conversion control.
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This addresses QDQ-aware mixed-precision conversion of numerically sensitive named subgraphs without requiring callers to expand an entire operation type into op_block_list.
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