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[Model] Cohere CommandR+ #3829
[Model] Cohere CommandR+ #3829
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Merge main to cohere
The model executes correctly but gives this error at the end. Does any one know what might be the issue?
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Is this error related this PR? If not, you can submit a new issue with detail env and error info. |
Yup, it's related to the changes I've made. |
@saurabhdash2512 I see you used tensor parallelism for |
The norm weights need to be split |
Hmm, sorry i missed that it's related to query and key vector normalization. @youkaichao Any ideas about that |
@saurabhdash2512 @esmeetu I updated this branch with the current |
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@saurabhdash2512 You have to rebuild vLLM since the kernel has changed. |
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@youkaichao Could you please take a look at the issue? |
Seems to be related with #3702 , about the cleanup order of objects. Maybe related with this code, where vllm/vllm/model_executor/parallel_utils/pynccl.py Lines 270 to 274 in ca81ff5
But anyway, this says @saurabhdash2512 does this "error message" break your program? |
@youkaichao Nope, it doesnt. Works just fine otherwise. |
@saurabhdash2512 do you have the same issue for other models? Say, could you run |
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@saurabhdash2512 Thanks for contributing to vLLM! Super excited to have this SOTA model. Looking forward to what will be built on top of the model!
*I believe the issue above is orthogonal to the current PR. So let's merge this first.
Cohere CommandR+ 使用vllm是如何启动的呢?有启动的例子的吗?必须vllm 0.4.1 版本以及以上的吗? |
Traceback (most recent call last): |
FILL IN THE PR DESCRIPTION HERE
Adding support for Cohere CommandR+ (CohereForAI/c4ai-command-r-plus)
@youkaichao Could you please take a look at the changes?
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