fix: keep PPO token stats consistent under context parallelism - #990
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This pull request addresses an issue with inconsistent PPO token statistics when using context parallelism by introducing a new utility function, infer_token_denominator. This function correctly derives the total token count from the full-batch metadata rather than sliced tensors. The fix is applied consistently across both the PPO actor and critic logging paths, and new regression tests are included to verify the behavior. The changes are logical and well-implemented. My review includes a couple of suggestions to enhance the new utility's maintainability and test coverage.
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Addressed the review feedback in follow-up commits:
Local verification: /tmp/AReaL/.venv/bin/python -m pytest -q tests/test_ppo_stats.py tests/test_prox_approx.py
This is still CPU-side validation only, so GPU-capable tree/FSDP confirmation would still be helpful. |
* fix: keep PPO token stats consistent under context parallelism * test: cover infer_token_denominator branches * fix: avoid padded tree input_ids for n_tokens
…-project#990) * fix: keep PPO token stats consistent under context parallelism * test: cover infer_token_denominator branches * fix: avoid padded tree input_ids for n_tokens
…-project#990) * fix: keep PPO token stats consistent under context parallelism * test: cover infer_token_denominator branches * fix: avoid padded tree input_ids for n_tokens
Summary
n_tokensfrom full-batch metadata instead of local sliced tensorscu_seqlens/ context-parallel caseVerification
python -m pytest -q tests/test_ppo_stats.py tests/test_prox_approx.pyin a local Python 3.12 CPU environment39 passedNote
I was able to verify the logging path and adjacent PPO tests locally, but I do not have a GPU-capable environment to run FSDP/Ulysses integration tests here. If someone can validate this on a GPU setup, that would be helpful.
Closes #627