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perf: remove all hardcoded caps — batch size + replay buffer fully VRAM-derived

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Removed MAX_REPLAY_CAPACITY = 10M and STATIC_MAX_BATCH_SIZE = 8192.
Removed MIN_REPLAY_CAPACITY = 100K (replaced with 1024 segment tree minimum).
AutoBatchSizer computes from actual free VRAM. Replay buffer uses
vram_fraction (0.70 for H100) instead of hardcoded 20%.

H100 80GB: batch ~2M ceiling, replay ~89M entries (was capped at 10M).
RTX 3050 4GB: still auto-scales to small values safely.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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jgrusewski
2026-04-01 23:37:16 +02:00
parent 38a4b60240
commit 794bc9c366
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crates/ml-core/src/memory_optimization/auto_batch_size.rs
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@@ -499,34 +499,28 @@ impl GpuHardwareInfo {
/// + 4 scalars (action, reward, done, priority) = (2 * state_dim + 4) * 4 bytes.
///
/// Enforces guardrails:
/// - MIN_REPLAY_CAPACITY = 100_000 (below this, sample efficiency degrades)
/// - MAX_REPLAY_CAPACITY = 10_000_000 (above this, priority staleness dominates)
/// - Minimum 1024 entries (segment tree degenerate below this)
/// - No upper cap: VRAM budget (vram_fraction) is the only limit
/// - PER memory budget cap: capacity must fit within `per_max_buffer_bytes()` so
/// the GPU PER pre-flight check never rejects the auto-sizer's output.
///
/// Returns an [`OptimalReplayConfig`] bundling the capacity with the PER
/// memory budget so callers cannot forget to pass the budget downstream.
pub fn optimal_replay_config(&self, state_dim: usize, vram_fraction: f64) -> OptimalReplayConfig {
const MIN_REPLAY_CAPACITY: usize = 100_000;
const MAX_REPLAY_CAPACITY: usize = 10_000_000;
// Minimum: 1024 entries (below this the segment tree is degenerate)
// No artificial cap — VRAM budget is the only limit
let bytes_per_transition = (2 * state_dim + 4) * 4; // f32 each
let budget_bytes = (self.free_memory_mb * vram_fraction * 1024.0 * 1024.0) as usize;
let raw_capacity = budget_bytes / bytes_per_transition.max(1);
let capacity = (budget_bytes / bytes_per_transition.max(1)).max(1024);
// Cap by PER buffer VRAM budget (proportional to total VRAM).
// Uses the same bytes-per-transition formula as GpuReplayBuffer's pre-flight
// check, so the auto-sizer never proposes a capacity the PER would reject.
let per_max = self.per_max_buffer_bytes();
let per_cap = per_max / bytes_per_transition.max(1);
let capacity = raw_capacity.min(per_cap).clamp(MIN_REPLAY_CAPACITY, MAX_REPLAY_CAPACITY);
OptimalReplayConfig { capacity, per_max_buffer_bytes: per_max }
OptimalReplayConfig { capacity, per_max_buffer_bytes: budget_bytes }
}
/// Maximum PER replay buffer allocation (bytes) proportional to total VRAM.
///
/// Formula: 20% of total GPU memory (min 1 GB).
/// Fallback formula: 20% of total GPU memory (min 1 GB).
/// When AutoReplaySizer is active, this is overridden by vram_fraction (typically 70%).
/// No upper cap — scales with available hardware.
pub fn per_max_buffer_bytes(&self) -> usize {
let max_mb = (self.total_memory_mb * 0.20).max(1024.0);
@@ -1084,7 +1078,7 @@ mod tests {
};
let cfg = hw.optimal_replay_config(56, 0.70);
assert!(cfg.capacity >= 500_000, "H100 should get at least 500K capacity, got {}", cfg.capacity);
assert!(cfg.capacity <= 10_000_000, "Should be capped at max, got {}", cfg.capacity);
assert!(cfg.capacity > 0, "Capacity must be positive, got {}", cfg.capacity);
assert!(cfg.per_max_buffer_bytes > 0, "PER budget must be positive");
}