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[Model] Pipeline parallel support for Qwen2 #6924
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any update please? |
Hi, would you also be able to add Qwen 2 MoE? |
Okay, I'll try. |
Thanks for your contribution!
Otherwise looks good to me |
It seems we may also need to pipe the prefix through as with: dbe5588#diff-68eec0d10e8c35e912b4a84fedfa8189be2b613c91a403397f2124d4c11ba58d |
Passed on models Qwen2-7B and Qwen1.5-MoE-A2.7B. Failed on Qwen2-7B-Instruct, because in Qwen2-7B-Instruct, tensor-parallel-size=1 returns 'Dr. David B.', but tensor-parallel-size=2 returns 'Dr. David M.' |
What does pipeline parallel return? Is it 'Dr. David B.'?
Feel free to ignore that actually. Yours looks fine to me. |
It's an issue with RTX 3090 support for bfloat16. On the 3090, tp=1 pp>=2 always returns "Dr. David B.", but tp=2,4 returns "Dr. David M.", float16 or RTX 4090 is correct. |
LGTM then. @youkaichao recommend for merge after you TAL! |
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@andoorve please test it locally to make sure it works?
I give approval to unblock you.
Signed-off-by: Alvant <alvasian@yandex.ru>
#6471
PP support for qwen2
Testd on model Qwen2-7B-Instruct, 2 nodes, pp=8 tp=1, pp=2 tp=4
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