Adds `ig_diag` binary under ml-explainability/src/bin/ that runs
Integrated Gradients on a trained DQN safetensors checkpoint and
writes a per-feature attribution report as JSON. Designed for offline
model inspection, not the inference hot path.
Forward target: mean(Q[direction, 0..4]), which simplifies to V(s)
under the dueling identity (mean of centered advantages is zero by
the identifiability constraint). Smooth, no argmax discontinuity,
well-posed for IG.
Regime-head handling: loads only the `trending__`-prefixed weights
(matches RegimeConditionalDQN::load_from_merged_safetensors). Full
multi-head attribution is a future extension.
CLI args:
--checkpoint PATH safetensors file
--states auto|PATH `auto` samples from test_data/feature-cache/
*.fxcache; otherwise a JSON file containing
{ "states": [[f32; STATE_DIM], ...] }
--feature-names PATH JSON array of STATE_DIM names (optional)
--num-steps N IG Riemann steps (default 50)
--output PATH output JSON (default ig_report.json)
--auto-samples N fxcache sample count (default 16)
--seed N LCG seed for reproducibility (default 42)
Output JSON schema:
{
"schema_version": 1,
"checkpoint", "num_steps", "state_dim", "num_states",
"forward_target", "regime_head",
"features": [ { "name", "mean_abs", "stddev", "mean_signed" } ],
"top_10_by_mean_abs": [...],
"completeness": {
"worst_relative_error": f64,
"per_state": [ { "state_idx", "sum_attributions",
"f_input_minus_f_baseline", "relative_error" } ]
}
}
NoisyNet is disabled on both the Q-network and target network before
IG runs so attributions are deterministic (same checkpoint + states +
num_steps = bit-identical attributions).
Gated behind the `ig-diag-cli` Cargo feature (optional Cargo binary
feature, not a runtime flag) because the binary depends on ml-dqn.
Cannot depend on `ml` due to a cyclic dependency (ml already depends
on ml-explainability). To avoid pulling in the heavy `ml` crate, the
fxcache header parser is reimplemented inline in the binary (~80 LOC,
matches ml/src/fxcache.rs byte-for-byte for v4 files).
Tests:
- tests/ig_diag_cli_integration.rs: end-to-end test that builds a
DQN, saves a checkpoint, writes a states JSON, invokes the binary
via std::process::Command, parses the output, asserts schema +
completeness axiom (worst relative error < 5%). Gated with
#[cfg(all(feature = "cuda", feature = "ig-diag-cli"))] + #[ignore]
because it needs CUDA + the binary pre-built.
Build/run:
cargo build --release -p ml-explainability \
--features ig-diag-cli --bin ig_diag
cargo test -p ml-explainability --features ig-diag-cli \
--test ig_diag_cli_integration -- --ignored --nocapture
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implements the CUDA kernels (`interpolate_input`, `perturb_dimension`)
and wires `compute_gpu` in `integrated_gradients.rs` to run the full
IG algorithm on-device. Replaces the stub that previously returned
`MLError::ModelError("IG GPU kernels not available: cubins not yet
wired")` and fell back to CPU.
Algorithm: for each of `num_steps` interpolation points along the
baseline->input path, compute central-finite-difference gradients for
all `num_features` dimensions via two GPU forward passes per feature.
Single cubin (`ig_kernels.cubin`) compiled via build.rs (following the
crates/ml/build.rs pattern — nvcc, `-arch=sm_\${CUDA_COMPUTE_CAP}`, O3,
f32) and embedded with `include_bytes!`. The `forward_fn` consumers
operate on `GpuTensor`, so no dtoh round-trips inside the inner loop —
only the scalar `[1]` tensor output of each forward pass is pulled to
host (via `to_scalar`) per gradient sample. The three scratch buffers
(`interpolated`, `x_plus`, `x_minus`) are allocated once outside the
step loop and reused across all steps and features. No atomicAdd —
the kernels are trivial 1-D element-wise writes.
Tests: existing CPU tests pass unchanged. Added GPU smoke test
`test_ig_compute_gpu_linear_model` (gated `#[cfg(feature = \"cuda\")]`
+ `#[ignore]`) that builds a linear model as a `GpuTensor`-native
forward (elementwise mul + mean), verifies the completeness axiom
within 1%, and cross-checks GPU attributions against the CPU path
within 5%. Passes locally on RTX 3050 Ti (sm_86).
Removes 3 TODO markers and the embedded `_IG_CUDA_SRC` const that
were awaiting this work, along with the `#[allow(unused_variables)]`
stub attribute on `compute_gpu`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- New ensemble_reduce_kernel.cu: fused sigmoid→mean→weighted-sum in
one kernel, single block, thread-per-model. Pure f32, no bf16.
- build.rs: nvcc compilation without --use_fast_math
- aggregate_logits_gpu: loads cubin, uploads raw f32 buffers, launches
kernel, reads back single scalar. No GpuTensor/ActivationKernels.
- Removed aggregate_logits_cpu (dead code, GPU-only system)
- ml-explainability: removed unreachable dead code after stub return,
prefixed unused vars. Zero warnings.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Remove ALL #[cfg(feature = "cuda")] guards (~400+ occurrences)
- Remove ALL #[cfg_attr(not(feature = "cuda"), ignore)] test annotations (~250)
- Make cuda default feature in 9 ML crates (ml, ml-core, ml-dqn, ml-ppo, etc.)
- Convert nvrtc JIT compilation to precompiled nvcc (searchsorted, prefix_sum)
- Move compile_ptx_for_device() to ml-core for shared access
- Delete dead CPU code: multi_step.rs, self_supervised_pretraining.rs,
training_guard_gpu_tests.rs, CPU PER buffer paths, CPU Q-diagnostics
- Replace unwrap_or(Device::Cpu) with hard errors everywhere
- Remove dead is_cuda() else branches in DQN/PPO/hyperopt trainers
- Change config defaults from "cpu" to "cuda" (rainbow, tlob, pipeline)
- Port IQL value network to GPU kernel (5 CUDA entry points)
- Port HER goal relabeling to GPU kernel (warp-per-sample)
- Wire DSR GPU-to-CPU sync in training loop
- cfg!(feature = "cuda") → true in inference_validator
Zero warnings, zero errors across entire workspace.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Cast input to weight dtype in DQN residual, rmsnorm, noisy_layers
- Set use_gpu=true in QNetworkConfig defaults and all config sites
- Resolve BF16 boundary mismatches in attention, curiosity, branching,
distributional_dueling across ml-dqn
- GPU-resident regime ops with BF16 boundary casts, eliminate .expect() in CUDA paths
- Eliminate all Device::Cpu fallbacks — GPU-only across 10 ML crates
- PPO: cast logits to F32 before softmax, cast batch tensors to training dtype
- Gradient collapse detection for RegimeConditionalDQN
- Wire halt_grad_collapse from CUDA guard kernel to halt training
- Dead neuron detection uses active network VarMap + squeeze factored readback
- Increment gradient_logging_step in GPU PER path
- Gradient collapse warmup guards use original buffer_size
- Cap training steps per epoch + tracing migration
- Replace Tensor::all() with sum_all() for pinned Candle compatibility
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The ml crate fix alone wasn't enough — ml-core, ml-dqn, ml-ppo,
ml-supervised, ml-ensemble, ml-explainability, ml-hyperopt, and
ml-labeling all had `default = ["cuda"]`, each independently pulling
in cudarc via candle-core/cuda.
Now `default = []` on all sub-crates. CUDA activates only when the
compile-and-train template passes `--features ml/cuda`, which
propagates through ml's cuda feature gate to all sub-crates.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three fixes for GPU PER hot path:
1. IQN quantile loss used empty CPU weights Vec instead of GPU-resident
weights_tensor_cached — caused CUDA_ERROR_ILLEGAL_ADDRESS from
uninitialized GPU memory. Now uses cached GPU tensor matching C51
and standard DQN paths.
2. GpuPrioritized add()/add_batch() replaced with StagedGpuBuffer:
add() stages on CPU (Vec::push, zero GPU ops), sample() batch-flushes
staging→GPU in one DMA before sampling. Production path (insert_batch_tensors)
bypasses staging entirely — GPU→GPU with zero CPU.
3. All 9 ML sub-crates default to cuda feature so `cargo test -p ml-dqn`
exercises GPU code paths on CUDA workstations. CI service crates use
default-features=false, unaffected.
Test results: 350 passed (was 343+7 failed), 0 failed, 1 ignored.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
ml-supervised, ml-ensemble, ml-labeling, ml-explainability, ml-hyperopt
all had default = ["cuda"] which pulled cudarc into the CPU services
build, causing compile-services to fail with "nvcc not found".
Changed all to default = [] and wired ml/Cargo.toml cuda feature to
propagate to all 8 sub-crates (was only 3: ml-core, ml-dqn, ml-ppo).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
