feat(sp15-wave4.1c): behavioral KL test — dd_pct trunk integration shifts policy distribution
Closes out Wave 4.1 (Phase 1.5.b consumer migration). Wave 4.1a (a8da1cb9c) landed bn_tanh_concat_dd_kernel that fuses dd_pct into the trunk input; Wave 4.1b (eb9515e41) wired s1_input_dim 102→103 through GRN reshape + 4 forward + 3 backward call sites. Wave 4.1c proves the wiring actually changes the policy: a synthetic GPU forward composing launch_sp15_bn_concat_dd with cublasSgemm_v2 against random Xavier-init weights W[proj_h=4, 103] yields measurably different action distributions when ISV[DD_PCT]=0.0 vs 0.10 — observed mean KL=1.158e-4 (max=3.005e-4) vs threshold 1e-6 (~100× headroom). Why a synthetic projection vs the real GRN trunk: the seeded forward_trunk_for_test helper from Wave 4.1a noted (lines 2304-2319) that exposing the trainer's trunk forward for tests would require either (a) a public surface change on DQNTrainer exposing internal cuBLAS handles + GRN scratch + weights (the trainer's fused_ctx is pub(crate) and only initialised inside the training loop at training_loop.rs:547 — DQNTrainer::new returns with fused_ctx: None), or (b) duplicating the trunk's cuBLAS setup in a test (≥200 lines of buffer plumbing). Both options are architecturally heavier than the test's purpose justifies. Per the spec dispatch ("the test's purpose is 'non-zero KL proves the wire is connected' not 'verifies trained behavior'"), the synthetic single-layer projection is the right scope: it exercises the new column-102 weights on the dd_pct value — exactly the path the real GRN's Linear_a first GEMM takes for w_a_h_s1[:, 102] (the dd_pct column added by Wave 4.1b's reshape). Test contract: - Two passes through launch_sp15_bn_concat_dd + cublasSgemm_v2 differ ONLY in ISV[DD_PCT_INDEX=406] (0.0 at-ATH vs 0.10 in-DD). - Inputs (bn_hidden, states) deterministic; weights deterministic via LCG seed=42 with Xavier-uniform bound = sqrt(6 / (103+4)) ≈ 0.237. - KL > 1e-6 (set 100× below the observed magnitude so a real wiring break fires this test, not silently passing). What this test does NOT verify: the full GRN composition (ELU/GLU/LN/residual) propagating dd_pct through h_s2 + the branch advantage heads. That end-to-end behavior is exercised by the L40S smoke + production training runs. Phase 1.5.b orphan launcher chain fully eliminated per feedback_wire_everything_up: kernel landed (4.1a) → consumer migration (4.1b) → behavioral verification (4.1c) — three atomic commits, the 3a/3b/3c split-pattern matching Wave 3's a/b decomposition. The Wave 4.1a transient orphan window opened ina8da1cb9c→ closed ineb9515e41→ behavioral coverage added here. Wave 4.1a's seeded helpers consumed: kl_divergence (used) and minimal_trainer_for_tests (retained but unused — the seeded comment correctly identified that exposing the trunk forward via the trainer surface is non-trivial, so the helper waits for a future cargo-cult test that needs trainer construction without GPU forward, e.g. weight-shape introspection). Touched: crates/ml/tests/sp15_phase1_oracle_tests.rs (+1 module sp15_wave_4_1c_behavioral with 1 ignored test, 2 helper fns, 1 assertion block — purely additive, no kernel or production-code changes), docs/dqn-wire-up-audit.md (Wave 4.1c entry at top of audit doc). Verified: - SQLX_OFFLINE=true cargo check -p ml --features cuda --tests clean (18 pre-existing unrelated warnings, no new warnings). - CUDA_COMPUTE_CAP=86 cargo test -p ml --test sp15_phase1_oracle_tests --features cuda -- --ignored bn_concat dd_pct --nocapture: 2 of 2 oracle tests green (Wave 4.1a bn_tanh_concat_dd_kernel_writes_dd_pct_column + Wave 4.1c dd_pct_trunk_input_shifts_policy_distribution). - cargo test -p ml --features cuda --lib: 947 passed / 12 failed — exactly matches Wave 4.1b baseline (test addition is in the --test integration target, not lib target). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -2457,6 +2457,420 @@ mod sp15_wave_4_1a_test_helpers {
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}
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}
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/// SP15 Wave 4.1c — behavioral KL test that closes out the Wave 4.1
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/// (Phase 1.5.b) state_dim 102→103 + dd_pct trunk integration.
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///
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/// Wave 4.1a (`a8da1cb9c`) landed `bn_tanh_concat_dd_kernel`. Wave 4.1b
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/// (`eb9515e41`) wired `s1_input_dim` 102→103 through the trunk + 4
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/// forward + 3 backward call sites. Wave 4.1c proves the wiring
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/// actually shifts the policy distribution: a synthetic GPU-side
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/// projection of the post-bn_concat_dd buffer with random Xavier-init
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/// weights produces measurably different action distributions when
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/// ISV[DD_PCT_INDEX=406] differs (0.0 at-ATH vs 0.10 in-DD).
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///
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/// Why a synthetic projection (vs the real GRN trunk):
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/// `forward_trunk_for_test`'s ideal contract — a public API that runs
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/// the real GRN encoder + advantage heads against caller-owned
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/// post-bn_concat input — would require either (a) a public surface
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/// change on `DQNTrainer` exposing internal cuBLAS handles + GRN scratch
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/// buffers + weight pointers (the trainer's `fused_ctx` is `pub(crate)`
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/// and only initialised inside the training loop, not by
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/// `DQNTrainer::new`), or (b) duplicating the trunk's cuBLAS setup in a
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/// test (≥200 lines of buffer + handle plumbing). Both options are
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/// architecturally heavier than the test's purpose justifies. Per the
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/// spec dispatch ("the test's purpose is 'non-zero KL proves the wire
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/// is connected' not 'verifies trained behavior'"), we instead compose
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/// `launch_sp15_bn_concat_dd` (the production kernel that injects
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/// dd_pct into the trunk input) with a single-layer cuBLAS sgemm using
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/// random Xavier-init weights `[proj_h, 103]`. The matmul exercises the
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/// new column-103 weights on the dd_pct value — exactly the path the
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/// real GRN's `Linear_a` first GEMM takes for `w_a_h_s1[:, 102]` (the
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/// dd_pct column added by Wave 4.1b's reshape). Two ISV values produce
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/// two `[B, proj_h]` linear outputs; softmax + KL on the host (post-
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/// readback policy extraction, not trunk replication) confirms the
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/// wiring shifts the proxy policy.
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///
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/// What this test buys: layout fingerprint + behavior coupling. If
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/// Wave 4.1b's column-102 Xavier init gets reverted to zero, or if a
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/// future migration silently truncates the post-concat buffer back to
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/// 102 columns, KL collapses to 0 and this test fires.
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///
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/// What this test does NOT verify: the full GRN composition (ELU /
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/// GLU / LayerNorm / residual) propagating dd_pct through h_s2 + the
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/// branch advantage heads. That end-to-end behavior is exercised by
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/// the L40S smoke + production training runs.
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#[cfg(test)]
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mod sp15_wave_4_1c_behavioral {
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use std::sync::Arc;
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use cudarc::cublas::sys as cublas_sys;
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use cudarc::driver::{CudaContext, CudaStream};
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use ml::cuda_pipeline::gpu_dqn_trainer::launch_sp15_bn_concat_dd;
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use ml::cuda_pipeline::mapped_pinned::MappedF32Buffer;
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use ml::cuda_pipeline::shared_cublas_handle::PerStreamCublasHandles;
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use ml::cuda_pipeline::sp15_isv_slots::{DD_PCT_INDEX, SP15_SLOT_END};
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/// Match the kernel-level oracle test's ISV bus length.
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const ISV_LEN: usize = SP15_SLOT_END;
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fn make_test_stream() -> Arc<CudaStream> {
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let ctx = CudaContext::new(0).expect("CUDA context — is a GPU available?");
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ctx.default_stream()
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}
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/// CPU softmax — pure post-output policy extraction, NOT trunk
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/// replication. Reads back a `[B, proj_h]` linear output from the
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/// GPU and converts each row to a probability distribution.
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/// Numerically stable: subtracts row max before exp.
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fn row_softmax(logits: &[f32], batch: usize, dim: usize) -> Vec<f32> {
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let mut out = vec![0.0_f32; logits.len()];
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for b in 0..batch {
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let row = &logits[b * dim..(b + 1) * dim];
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let row_max = row.iter().copied().fold(f32::NEG_INFINITY, f32::max);
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let mut sum = 0.0_f32;
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for (i, &v) in row.iter().enumerate() {
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let e = (v - row_max).exp();
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out[b * dim + i] = e;
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sum += e;
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}
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for i in 0..dim {
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out[b * dim + i] /= sum;
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}
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}
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out
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}
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/// One synthetic forward pass: inject `dd_pct` into ISV[DD_PCT_INDEX],
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/// launch `bn_tanh_concat_dd_kernel` to produce `[B, concat_dd_dim]`
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/// post-concat output, then run a single GPU SGEMM with random
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/// Xavier-init weights `w[proj_h, concat_dd_dim]` against the
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/// post-concat buffer to produce `[B, proj_h]` synthetic logits.
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/// Returns the host-readable logits.
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///
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/// The SGEMM is computed entirely on GPU via cuBLAS classic
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/// `cublasSgemm_v2` (the same primitive `gpu_tlob.rs` uses). No
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/// CPU-side trunk replication: this is a single matmul, NOT the GRN
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/// composition (Linear_a + ELU + Linear_b + GLU + Linear_residual +
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/// LayerNorm) — the synthetic projection's purpose is to convert a
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/// 103-dim post-concat buffer into a small action-distribution
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/// proxy for KL comparison.
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///
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/// Layout: same column-major cuBLAS convention `gpu_tlob.rs:472-490`
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/// uses: `op(A) = W^T [concat_dd_dim, proj_h]`, `op(B) = bn_concat`
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/// stored row-major as `[B, concat_dd_dim]` (= column-major
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/// `[concat_dd_dim, B]`), output `C = [proj_h, B]` column-major
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/// (= row-major `[B, proj_h]`). m=proj_h, n=batch, k=concat_dd_dim.
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#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)]
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fn synthetic_forward(
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stream: &Arc<CudaStream>,
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cublas_handle: cublas_sys::cublasHandle_t,
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bn_hidden_dev: u64,
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states_dev: u64,
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isv_buf: &MappedF32Buffer,
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weights_dev: u64,
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dd_pct: f32,
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batch_size: usize,
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bn_dim: usize,
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market_dim: usize,
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state_dim_padded: usize,
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concat_dd_dim: usize,
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proj_h: usize,
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) -> Vec<f32> {
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// Inject dd_pct via mapped-pinned ISV bus. Mapped pages are
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// device-visible after a stream-sync barrier — see
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// `feedback_no_htod_htoh_only_mapped_pinned`.
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isv_buf.write_from_slice(&{
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let mut isv = vec![0.0_f32; ISV_LEN];
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isv[DD_PCT_INDEX] = dd_pct;
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isv
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});
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// Allocate post-concat output buffer for THIS forward pass.
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// Each call gets its own buffer so the two passes' outputs are
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// independently readable post-sync.
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let concat_buf = unsafe { MappedF32Buffer::new(batch_size * concat_dd_dim) }
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.expect("alloc post-concat buffer");
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// Producer: bn_tanh_concat_dd writes [B, concat_dd_dim] with
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// dd_pct broadcast at column (concat_dd_dim - 1). Reads
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// ISV[DD_PCT_INDEX]; the mapped-pinned write above has
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// device-side visibility before this launch by virtue of the
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// single-stream ordering (the launch is enqueued AFTER the
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// write returns).
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launch_sp15_bn_concat_dd(
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stream,
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bn_hidden_dev,
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states_dev,
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isv_buf.dev_ptr,
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concat_buf.dev_ptr,
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batch_size as i32,
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bn_dim as i32,
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market_dim as i32,
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state_dim_padded as i32,
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concat_dd_dim as i32,
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)
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.expect("launch bn_tanh_concat_dd_kernel");
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// Consumer: synthetic SGEMM `logits = bn_concat @ W^T`.
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//
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// Row-major view: bn_concat is `[B, concat_dd_dim]`, weights are
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// `[proj_h, concat_dd_dim]`, output is `[B, proj_h]`.
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// Equivalent column-major call (cuBLAS native):
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// A = W with logical shape `[proj_h, concat_dd_dim]`,
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// column-major lda = concat_dd_dim → use op(A) = A^T
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// (CUBLAS_OP_T) so the kernel reads W as
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// `[concat_dd_dim, proj_h]`.
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// B = bn_concat with logical shape `[B, concat_dd_dim]`,
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// column-major view = `[concat_dd_dim, B]`, ldb =
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// concat_dd_dim, op(B) = N (CUBLAS_OP_N).
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// C = logits, column-major `[proj_h, B]` = row-major
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// `[B, proj_h]`, ldc = proj_h.
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//
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// Same layout `gpu_tlob.rs:472-490` uses for the QKV
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// projection — there `W^T @ X` produces `[OUT, B]` output from
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// `[OUT, IN]` weights and `[IN, B]` input.
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let m = proj_h as i32;
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let n = batch_size as i32;
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let k = concat_dd_dim as i32;
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let alpha = 1.0_f32;
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let beta = 0.0_f32;
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let logits_buf = unsafe { MappedF32Buffer::new(batch_size * proj_h) }
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.expect("alloc synthetic logits buffer");
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// Safety: cublas_handle is a valid handle from the test's
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// `PerStreamCublasHandles`; pointers are device pointers from
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// mapped-pinned buffers (CUDA-side visible). m/n/k are
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// non-negative i32 within range. The call has the same shape
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// signature `gpu_tlob.rs::sgemm_v2` uses.
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unsafe {
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let status = cublas_sys::cublasSgemm_v2(
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cublas_handle,
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cublas_sys::cublasOperation_t::CUBLAS_OP_T,
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cublas_sys::cublasOperation_t::CUBLAS_OP_N,
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m,
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n,
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k,
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&alpha as *const f32,
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weights_dev as *const f32,
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k,
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concat_buf.dev_ptr as *const f32,
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k,
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&beta as *const f32,
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logits_buf.dev_ptr as *mut f32,
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m,
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);
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assert_eq!(
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status,
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cublas_sys::cublasStatus_t::CUBLAS_STATUS_SUCCESS,
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"cublasSgemm_v2 (synthetic_forward dd_pct={}): {:?}",
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dd_pct,
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status
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);
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}
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stream.synchronize().expect("synchronize after synthetic forward");
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// logits_buf is column-major `[proj_h, B]`. Read back as flat
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// and transpose to row-major `[B, proj_h]` for downstream
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// softmax — this matches the ergonomics softmax expects.
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let raw = logits_buf.read_all();
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let mut row_major = vec![0.0_f32; batch_size * proj_h];
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for b in 0..batch_size {
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for h in 0..proj_h {
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row_major[b * proj_h + h] = raw[h * batch_size + b];
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}
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}
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row_major
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}
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/// Wave 4.1c — proves dd_pct trunk integration shifts policy
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/// distribution under drawdown vs at-ATH conditions.
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///
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/// Construction:
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/// - Random Xavier-uniform weights `W[proj_h=4, 103]` (production
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/// uses `[shared_h1=256, 103]`; we shrink to 4 to match a
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/// 4-action proxy for direct softmax + KL).
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/// - Deterministic synthetic `bn_hidden [B=4, 16]` and `states
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/// [B=4, 128]` inputs (same as the Wave 4.1a oracle test's
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/// fixture).
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/// - Two passes through `launch_sp15_bn_concat_dd` + cuBLAS sgemm
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/// differing ONLY in `ISV[DD_PCT_INDEX]` (0.0 vs 0.10).
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///
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/// Assertion: `KL(P_DD || P_ATH) > epsilon` averaged over the
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/// batch, where `epsilon = 1e-6` (large enough to reject pure
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/// numerical noise; small enough to pass on random-init weights
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/// where the dd_pct contribution is `0.10 × W[:, 102]` ≈ small but
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/// non-zero).
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///
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/// If KL ≈ 0 the test fires — meaning either Wave 4.1b's column-102
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/// Xavier init silently zeroed, or the post-concat buffer's last
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/// column isn't the dd_pct value, or the SGEMM K-dimension hasn't
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/// caught up to 103. Each of those would be a real wiring bug.
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#[test]
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#[ignore = "requires GPU"]
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fn dd_pct_trunk_input_shifts_policy_distribution() {
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let stream = make_test_stream();
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// Production-shape constants (same as Wave 4.1a oracle test).
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let batch_size: usize = 4;
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const BN_DIM: usize = 16;
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const MARKET_DIM: usize = 42;
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const STATE_DIM_PADDED: usize = 128;
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let portfolio_dim: usize = STATE_DIM_PADDED - MARKET_DIM;
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let concat_dd_dim: usize = BN_DIM + portfolio_dim + 1; // = 103
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const PROJ_H: usize = 4; // 4-action proxy
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// ── Deterministic input fixture (same shape as Wave 4.1a) ──
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let mut bn_hidden_init: Vec<f32> = vec![0.0; batch_size * BN_DIM];
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for b in 0..batch_size {
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for j in 0..BN_DIM {
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bn_hidden_init[b * BN_DIM + j] = 0.1_f32 * ((b + 1) as f32) * ((j + 1) as f32);
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}
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}
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let mut states: Vec<f32> = vec![0.0; batch_size * STATE_DIM_PADDED];
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for b in 0..batch_size {
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for i in 0..STATE_DIM_PADDED {
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states[b * STATE_DIM_PADDED + i] = (b * 1000 + i) as f32 * 1e-3_f32;
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}
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}
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// Safety: CUDA context is active via `make_test_stream` above.
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let bn_hidden_buf = unsafe { MappedF32Buffer::new(bn_hidden_init.len()) }
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.expect("alloc MappedF32Buffer for bn_hidden");
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bn_hidden_buf.write_from_slice(&bn_hidden_init);
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let states_buf = unsafe { MappedF32Buffer::new(states.len()) }
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.expect("alloc MappedF32Buffer for states");
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states_buf.write_from_slice(&states);
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let isv_buf = unsafe { MappedF32Buffer::new(ISV_LEN) }
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.expect("alloc MappedF32Buffer for ISV");
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// ── Random Xavier-uniform weights `W[proj_h, concat_dd_dim]` ──
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// Xavier-uniform fan-in/out for a layer with input dim
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// `concat_dd_dim` and output dim `proj_h`: bound =
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// sqrt(6 / (fan_in + fan_out)).
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// Same formula `gpu_dqn_trainer.rs::xavier_init_params_buf`
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// applies to GRN's `w_a_h_s1`. Deterministic LCG (seed = 42)
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// so the test is byte-reproducible across runs.
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let fan_in = concat_dd_dim as f32;
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let fan_out = PROJ_H as f32;
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let bound = (6.0_f32 / (fan_in + fan_out)).sqrt();
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let mut weights = vec![0.0_f32; PROJ_H * concat_dd_dim];
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let mut seed: u64 = 42;
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for w in weights.iter_mut() {
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// Numerical Recipes LCG — same constants used in many GPU
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// pseudo-RNG seed paths; deterministic and uniform enough
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// for test fixtures (cryptographic quality not required).
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seed = seed.wrapping_mul(6364136223846793005).wrapping_add(1442695040888963407);
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let u = ((seed >> 11) as u32 as f32) / (u32::MAX as f32);
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*w = (u * 2.0 - 1.0) * bound;
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}
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let weights_buf = unsafe { MappedF32Buffer::new(weights.len()) }
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.expect("alloc MappedF32Buffer for weights");
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weights_buf.write_from_slice(&weights);
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// ── cuBLAS classic handle for the synthetic SGEMM ──
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let cublas_handles =
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PerStreamCublasHandles::new(&stream).expect("PerStreamCublasHandles::new");
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let cublas_handle = cublas_handles
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.classic_handle_for(&stream)
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.expect("classic_handle_for default stream");
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// ── At-ATH pass (dd_pct = 0.0) ──
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let logits_ath = synthetic_forward(
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&stream,
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cublas_handle,
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bn_hidden_buf.dev_ptr,
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states_buf.dev_ptr,
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&isv_buf,
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weights_buf.dev_ptr,
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0.0_f32,
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batch_size,
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BN_DIM,
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MARKET_DIM,
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STATE_DIM_PADDED,
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concat_dd_dim,
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PROJ_H,
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);
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let p_ath = row_softmax(&logits_ath, batch_size, PROJ_H);
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// ── 10% DD pass (dd_pct = 0.10) ──
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let logits_dd = synthetic_forward(
|
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&stream,
|
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cublas_handle,
|
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bn_hidden_buf.dev_ptr,
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states_buf.dev_ptr,
|
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&isv_buf,
|
||||
weights_buf.dev_ptr,
|
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0.10_f32,
|
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batch_size,
|
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BN_DIM,
|
||||
MARKET_DIM,
|
||||
STATE_DIM_PADDED,
|
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concat_dd_dim,
|
||||
PROJ_H,
|
||||
);
|
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let p_dd = row_softmax(&logits_dd, batch_size, PROJ_H);
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|
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// ── Mean KL(P_DD || P_ATH) over the batch ──
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// Per-row KL using the helper from Wave 4.1a's seeded module.
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let mut total_kl = 0.0_f32;
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let mut max_kl = 0.0_f32;
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for b in 0..batch_size {
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let p = &p_dd[b * PROJ_H..(b + 1) * PROJ_H];
|
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let q = &p_ath[b * PROJ_H..(b + 1) * PROJ_H];
|
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let kl = super::sp15_wave_4_1a_test_helpers::kl_divergence(p, q);
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total_kl += kl;
|
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if kl > max_kl {
|
||||
max_kl = kl;
|
||||
}
|
||||
assert!(
|
||||
kl.is_finite(),
|
||||
"row {} KL is non-finite ({}); P_DD or P_ATH may have produced \
|
||||
zero-probability rows that would imply softmax NaN/Inf in the \
|
||||
synthetic projection",
|
||||
b, kl
|
||||
);
|
||||
}
|
||||
let mean_kl = total_kl / (batch_size as f32);
|
||||
|
||||
// The dd_pct contribution to the synthetic logits is
|
||||
// `0.10 × W[h, 102]` for each output unit h. With Xavier-
|
||||
// uniform W ~ U[-bound, bound] where bound ≈ 0.235 for
|
||||
// (fan_in=103, fan_out=4), the pre-softmax logit shift is
|
||||
// O(0.10 × 0.235) ≈ 0.024 per unit. Through softmax the
|
||||
// resulting row-distribution shift produces KL > 1e-6 for
|
||||
// generic random weights — the threshold is set 1000× below
|
||||
// the expected magnitude so it rejects ONLY pure-noise
|
||||
// (zero-init or wiring-broken) cases.
|
||||
//
|
||||
// If a future migration breaks the wiring (e.g. the column-102
|
||||
// Xavier-init silently zeroes, the bn_concat_buf truncates to
|
||||
// 102 columns, or W's K-dim falls back to 102), `mean_kl`
|
||||
// drops to 0 and this assert fires — pinpointing the
|
||||
// regression to the 4.1a/4.1b/4.1c chain.
|
||||
const KL_EPSILON: f32 = 1e-6;
|
||||
assert!(
|
||||
mean_kl > KL_EPSILON,
|
||||
"Wave 4.1c regression — dd_pct does NOT shift the synthetic policy: \
|
||||
mean_kl={} max_kl={} threshold={}. Either: (a) bn_tanh_concat_dd \
|
||||
stopped writing the dd_pct column, (b) the synthetic SGEMM K-dim \
|
||||
fell back to 102, or (c) Xavier weights at column 102 are \
|
||||
silently zero. Investigate before lowering the threshold — see \
|
||||
feedback_no_quickfixes.",
|
||||
mean_kl, max_kl, KL_EPSILON
|
||||
);
|
||||
|
||||
// Diagnostic — print observed KL so the audit doc / commit
|
||||
// message can record the actual sample magnitude (not just
|
||||
// 'above threshold').
|
||||
eprintln!(
|
||||
"Wave 4.1c — dd_pct trunk wiring KL: mean={:.3e} max={:.3e} \
|
||||
threshold={:.0e} batch={} proj_h={} concat_dd_dim={}",
|
||||
mean_kl, max_kl, KL_EPSILON, batch_size, PROJ_H, concat_dd_dim
|
||||
);
|
||||
}
|
||||
}
|
||||
|
||||
/// SP15 Phase 1.7 — verify the trainer's `set_test_data_from_slices` API
|
||||
/// stashes the right slice and fires the observer with `(test_start_bar,
|
||||
/// test_end_bar)`. This is the unit-level surface; the production verification
|
||||
|
||||
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