Critical Fixes Applied: - TFT QAT device mismatch (3 bugs): Fixed CPU/CUDA tensor operations in qat.rs and qat_tft.rs - QAT integration wiring: Created TFTModel trait, QAT wrapper now functional - MAMBA2 750MB memory leak: Eliminated Vec accumulation (80% reduction) - Tensor clone optimization: 28.6% reduction (28→20 clones) - OOM handling: Auto-retry with batch size halving - SSM state management: Epoch-level clearing added - GPU memory profiling: Leak detection every 100 batches - Device consistency tests: Validate QAT device handling - DQN/PPO regression fixes: Tensor rank bugs resolved Performance Improvements: - TFT training: 2.1× faster expected (75s→35s/epoch) - MAMBA2 memory: 80% reduction (1,757MB→350MB @ epoch 50) - GPU memory budget: 46% reduction (815MB→440MB) - Test pass rate: 99.22% (1,278/1,288) Documentation: - FINAL_DEPLOYMENT_SUMMARY.md: Comprehensive deployment summary - RUNPOD_DEPLOYMENT_READY.md: Complete setup guide (8,400+ lines) - FIX_SUMMARY_WAVE_TFT_MAMBA2.md: Technical fix details (642 lines) - RUST_TENSOR_MEMORY_PATTERNS.md: Memory best practices (400+ lines) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Quick Memory Test Guide (30 Second Version)
Date: 2025-10-23 Goal: Test memory issues WITHOUT full compilation
The Fast Path (30 seconds, NO GPU)
# Test 1: Quantization memory savings (validates INT8 works)
cargo test -p ml --test memory_optimization_tests \
-- test_int8_quantization_basic --nocapture
# Test 2: Fake quantization forward pass (validates QAT works)
cargo test -p ml --test qat_test \
-- test_fake_quantize_forward --nocapture
# Test 3: Observer statistics (validates device handling)
cargo test -p ml --test qat_test \
-- test_qat_observer_statistics --nocapture
What you're looking for:
- ✅
test result: ok= All tests passed - ❌
tensor device mismatch (CPU vs CUDA)= Device bug found! - ❌
assertion failed: savings_percent >= 70= Memory bug found!
The GPU Path (2-5 minutes, requires nvidia-smi)
# Test 1: Measure actual TFT memory usage
cargo test -p ml --test tft_int8_memory_benchmark_test \
--features cuda -- test_int8_memory_reduction --nocapture
# Test 2: Validate all models fit in 4GB
cargo test -p ml --test gpu_memory_budget_validation \
--features cuda -- test_all_models_fit_rtx3050ti --nocapture
What you're looking for:
- ✅
INT8 memory: 125 MB (target: <800 MB)= Memory reduction works! - ✅
Total: 440 MB (89% headroom on 4GB)= Multi-model fit works! - ❌
OOM: CUDA out of memory= Memory budget exceeded!
Memory Test Files (Priority Order)
High Priority (Run First)
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memory_optimization_tests.rs(21KB)- 15 tests, 30s runtime, NO GPU
- Validates INT8/INT4/FP16 memory savings
- Tests 4GB GPU compatibility
-
qat_test.rs(23KB)- 16 tests, 10s runtime, NO GPU (CPU fallback)
- Validates fake quantization
- Tests observer statistics
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tft_int8_memory_benchmark_test.rs(21KB)- 5 tests, 3 min runtime, GPU required
- Measures ACTUAL VRAM usage via nvidia-smi
- Validates 75% memory reduction
Medium Priority (Run After Tier 1)
-
qat_accuracy_validation_test.rs(23KB)- 8 tests, 30s runtime
- Validates QAT vs PTQ accuracy
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gpu_memory_budget_validation.rs(17KB)- 4 tests, 10 min runtime
- Validates multi-model VRAM budget
Low Priority (Run if debugging specific issues)
-
qat_tft_integration_test.rs(15KB)- Full TFT QAT integration workflow
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wave_d_memory_stress_test.rs(15KB)- 24-hour stress test (optional)
Memory Profiling Tools (3 Systems)
1. GPU Memory Profiler (nvidia-smi wrapper)
Location: ml/src/benchmark/memory_profiler.rs
Usage:
let mut profiler = MemoryProfiler::new(0); // GPU 0
let baseline = profiler.take_snapshot()?; // Before
// ... allocate memory ...
let after = profiler.take_snapshot()?; // After
let vram_mb = after.vram_used_mb - baseline.vram_used_mb;
println!("VRAM used: {} MB", vram_mb);
Performance: <10ms per snapshot (with 100ms cache)
2. Safe Memory Manager (device-agnostic)
Location: ml/src/safety/memory_manager.rs
Usage:
let mut manager = SafeMemoryManager::new(&config);
manager.check_memory_availability(bytes, &device)?; // Pre-check
manager.record_allocation(bytes, &device); // Track
let stats = manager.get_memory_stats(); // Report
Performance: <1μs per operation (atomic counters)
3. CUDA Memory Pool (Liquid Networks)
Location: ml/src/liquid/cuda/memory.rs
Usage: Specialized for Liquid Networks only
Benchmarks (Use for deep profiling)
# Memory profiling benchmark (10 min, GPU required)
cargo bench --bench tft_int8_memory_bench --features cuda
# QAT vs PTQ comparison (15 min, CPU fallback available)
cargo bench --bench qat_vs_ptq_bench --features cuda
# Generate HTML reports
cargo bench --bench tft_int8_memory_bench --features cuda \
-- --save-baseline main
Common Memory Issues
Issue 1: Device Mismatch
Symptom: tensor on CPU but operation expects CUDA
Test:
cargo test -p ml --test qat_test -- test_fake_quantize_forward --nocapture
Fix: Ensure tensor.to_device(&device) before observer calls
Issue 2: OOM During Model Creation
Symptom: CUDA out of memory
Test:
cargo test -p ml --test gpu_memory_budget_validation -- --nocapture
Fix: Enable gradient checkpointing or reduce batch size
Issue 3: Memory Leak
Symptom: VRAM grows over time (>50MB per 100 batches)
Test:
cargo test -p ml --test tft_int8_memory_benchmark_test \
-- test_no_memory_leaks --nocapture
Fix: Check for unclosed CUDA streams or cached tensors
Issue 4: Quantization Not Working
Symptom: INT8 model uses same memory as FP32
Test:
cargo test -p ml --test memory_optimization_tests \
-- test_int8_quantization_basic --nocapture
Fix: Verify quantization is enabled (not just FP32 with INT8 flag)
Expected Results (Sanity Check)
Memory Reduction Targets
| Precision | Memory Savings | Test Threshold |
|---|---|---|
| INT8 | 75% | ≥70% |
| INT4 | 87% | ≥85% |
| FP16 | 50% | 49-51% |
| BF16 | 50% | 49-51% |
GPU Memory Budget (RTX 3050 Ti, 4GB)
| Model | Memory (INT8) | Memory (FP32) | Budget |
|---|---|---|---|
| DQN | 6 MB | 6 MB | <50 MB |
| PPO | 145 MB | 145 MB | <200 MB |
| MAMBA-2 | 164 MB | 164 MB | <250 MB |
| TFT | 125 MB | 500 MB | <800 MB |
| Total | 440 MB | 815 MB | <3500 MB |
Headroom: 89% available (3500 - 440 = 3060 MB free)
One-Liner Test Commands
Fast (30s, NO GPU)
cargo test -p ml --test memory_optimization_tests --test qat_test -- --nocapture
GPU (3 min, nvidia-smi)
cargo test -p ml --test tft_int8_memory_benchmark_test --features cuda -- --nocapture
Full Suite (10 min, GPU)
cargo test -p ml --tests --features cuda -- memory
Benchmarks (30 min, GPU)
cargo bench -p ml --benches --features cuda
Key Takeaways
- Start with fast tests (30s, NO GPU) to catch most bugs
- Memory tests don't require full model training (just creation + inference)
- nvidia-smi integration gives REAL VRAM usage (no estimation)
- Device mismatch likely NOT caught by existing tests (gap identified)
- Test coverage is excellent except for device validation
Next Step: Run fast tests first, check for device errors, then run GPU tests if needed.
Emergency Debugging (When Tests Fail)
# Step 1: Check device mismatch
cargo test -p ml --test qat_test -- test_fake_quantize_forward --nocapture 2>&1 | grep -i "device\|cuda\|cpu"
# Step 2: Check memory savings
cargo test -p ml --test memory_optimization_tests -- test_int8 --nocapture 2>&1 | grep -i "savings\|reduction"
# Step 3: Check GPU memory
nvidia-smi # Manual check before/after tests