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195 changes: 165 additions & 30 deletions deepmd/pt/model/descriptor/sezm_nn/wignerd.py
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_TORCH_RELEASE = Version(torch.__version__).release[:2]


def _wigner_d_assemble_impl(
blocks: list[torch.Tensor],
dim_full: int,
poly_lmin: int,
n_regular: int,
) -> torch.Tensor:
"""Assemble the dense block-diagonal matrix; the transpose stays a view.

In-place slice assignments are exactly what Inductor's functionalization
cannot keep in place: traced, they expand into a chain of full-size
``zeros + index_put + add`` tensors plus a realized transpose (~4 GB of
HBM traffic at the SeZM N=4096 workload). Behind a custom op the eager
scatter stays a scatter. Only ``D_full`` is produced here; the caller
makes ``Dt_full`` a plain transpose view outside the op, and every
consumer addresses it through strides (the flash and rotation kernels
take explicit stride arguments; the eager consumers are strided torch
operators).
"""
ref = blocks[0]
n_edge = ref.shape[0]
d_full = torch.zeros(n_edge, dim_full, dim_full, dtype=ref.dtype, device=ref.device)
d_full[:, 0, 0] = 1.0
off = 1
for block in blocks[:n_regular]:
size = block.shape[1]
d_full[:, off : off + size, off : off + size] = block
off += size
if n_regular < len(blocks):
po = poly_lmin * poly_lmin
d_full[:, po:, po:] = blocks[n_regular]
return d_full


_wigner_d_assemble_op: Any = None
try:
# torch.library.custom_op / register_fake / register_autograd arrived in
# torch 2.4, and the schema inference for ``list[torch.Tensor]``
# parameters only supports this signature on later releases still
# (torch 2.4-2.6 reject it outright; 2.1-2.3 lack the API). The
# declared minimum is 2.1, so any registration failure keeps the
# autograd-through-scatter implementation for both the eager and the
# traced route below instead of failing the import.
_wigner_d_assemble_op = torch.library.custom_op(
"sezm_nn::wigner_d_assemble", mutates_args=()
)(_wigner_d_assemble_impl)

@_wigner_d_assemble_op.register_fake
def _(
blocks: list[torch.Tensor],
dim_full: int,
poly_lmin: int,
n_regular: int,
) -> torch.Tensor:
ref = blocks[0]
return ref.new_zeros((ref.shape[0], dim_full, dim_full))
except Exception: # pragma: no cover - depends on the installed torch
_wigner_d_assemble_op = None


def _wigner_d_assemble_setup(ctx: Any, inputs: Any, output: Any) -> None:
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

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python - <<'EOF'
import torch
print(torch.__version__)
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printf '%s\n' '--- local PyTorch infer_schema sources ---'
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- 1: https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/blob/v2.4.0/torch/_library/infer_schema.py
- 2: https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/blob/v2.4.0/torch/_library/infer_schema.py

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Gate custom-op registration for PyTorch 2.4.

On PyTorch 2.4, torch.library.custom_op sends _wigner_d_assemble_impl to schema inference. The postponed annotations are strings, and PyTorch 2.4 rejects list[torch.Tensor] as unsupported. The decorator therefore raises during module import.

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-if hasattr(torch.library, "custom_op"):
+if hasattr(torch.library, "custom_op") and _TORCH_RELEASE >= (2, 5):
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return d_full
_wigner_d_assemble_op: Any = None
if hasattr(torch.library, "custom_op"):
# torch.library.custom_op / register_fake / register_autograd arrived in
# torch 2.4 while the declared minimum is 2.1: on a 2.1-2.3 install the
# operator stays unregistered (None) and both the eager and the traced
# route below keep the autograd-through-scatter implementation.
_wigner_d_assemble_op = torch.library.custom_op(
"sezm_nn::wigner_d_assemble", mutates_args=()
)(_wigner_d_assemble_impl)
@_wigner_d_assemble_op.register_fake
def _(
blocks: list[torch.Tensor],
dim_full: int,
poly_lmin: int,
n_regular: int,
) -> torch.Tensor:
ref = blocks[0]
return ref.new_zeros((ref.shape[0], dim_full, dim_full))
def _wigner_d_assemble_setup(ctx: Any, inputs: Any, output: Any) -> None:
return d_full
_wigner_d_assemble_op: Any = None
if hasattr(torch.library, "custom_op") and _TORCH_RELEASE >= (2, 5):
# torch.library.custom_op / register_fake / register_autograd arrived in
# torch 2.4 while the declared minimum is 2.1: on a 2.1-2.3 install the
# operator stays unregistered (None) and both the eager and the traced
# route below keep the autograd-through-scatter implementation.
_wigner_d_assemble_op = torch.library.custom_op(
"sezm_nn::wigner_d_assemble", mutates_args=()
)(_wigner_d_assemble_impl)
@_wigner_d_assemble_op.register_fake
def _(
blocks: list[torch.Tensor],
dim_full: int,
poly_lmin: int,
n_regular: int,
) -> torch.Tensor:
ref = blocks[0]
return ref.new_zeros((ref.shape[0], dim_full, dim_full))
def _wigner_d_assemble_setup(ctx: Any, inputs: Any, output: Any) -> None:
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Gate the `_wigner_d_assemble_op` registration block so it runs only on PyTorch
2.5 or later; PyTorch 2.4 rejects `_wigner_d_assemble_impl`’s annotations during
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blocks, _, poly_lmin, n_regular = inputs
# Only the layout metadata is needed to slice the cotangent; storing the
# block tensors would extend every activation's lifetime past the
# forward, which the backward never reads.
ctx.block_widths = [int(block.shape[1]) for block in blocks[:n_regular]]
ctx.has_poly_tail = n_regular < len(blocks)
ctx.poly_lmin = poly_lmin


def _wigner_d_assemble_backward(
ctx: Any, grad_d_full: torch.Tensor
) -> tuple[list[torch.Tensor], None, None, None]:
# The transpose view's gradient reaches D_full through the ordinary
# autograd of aten.transpose, so only D-slices arrive here. The [0, 0]
# constant receives no gradient.
grads = []
off = 1
for size in ctx.block_widths:
grads.append(grad_d_full[:, off : off + size, off : off + size])
off += size
if ctx.has_poly_tail:
po = ctx.poly_lmin * ctx.poly_lmin
grads.append(grad_d_full[:, po:, po:])
return grads, None, None, None


if _wigner_d_assemble_op is not None:
try:
_wigner_d_assemble_op.register_autograd(
_wigner_d_assemble_backward, setup_context=_wigner_d_assemble_setup
)
except Exception: # pragma: no cover - depends on the installed torch
_wigner_d_assemble_op = None


class CaseCoefficients(nn.Module):
"""
Polynomial tables for one magnitude-ordered branch of the quaternion Wigner path.
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -546,62 +641,64 @@ def forward(
eps=self.eps,
)
n_edge = edge_quaternion.shape[0]
D_full = torch.zeros(
n_edge,
self.dim_full,
self.dim_full,
dtype=edge_quaternion.dtype,
device=edge_quaternion.device,
)
D_full[:, 0, 0] = 1.0

# Degree blocks are computed first; the dense assembly below is one
# shared implementation, reached directly in eager execution and
# behind the opaque wigner_d_assemble operator under tracing (where
# functionalization would otherwise expand the in-place scatter into
# a chain of full-size zeros/index_put adds plus a realized
# transpose). The operator hands the graph one contiguous tensor;
# the inverse rotation leaves through the shared transpose-view exit.
blocks: list[torch.Tensor] = []
poly_block: torch.Tensor | None = None

if self.lmax >= 1:
with nvtx_range("WignerD/l1"):
D_full[:, 1:4, 1:4] = self._compute_l1_block(edge_quaternion)
blocks.append(self._compute_l1_block(edge_quaternion))

if self.lmax >= 2:
with nvtx_range("WignerD/l2"):
D_full[:, 4:9, 4:9] = self._compute_l2_block(edge_quaternion)
blocks.append(self._compute_l2_block(edge_quaternion))

if self.lmax >= 3:
if self.lmax >= 4:
with nvtx_range("WignerD/l3l4"):
D_l3, D_l4 = self._compute_l3l4_blocks(edge_quaternion)
D_full[:, 9:16, 9:16] = D_l3
D_full[:, 16:25, 16:25] = D_l4
blocks.append(D_l3)
blocks.append(D_l4)
else:
with nvtx_range("WignerD/l3"):
D_full[:, 9:16, 9:16] = self._compute_l3_block(edge_quaternion)
blocks.append(self._compute_l3_block(edge_quaternion))

if self.lmax >= 5:
if self.lmax >= 6:
with nvtx_range("WignerD/l5l6"):
D_l5, D_l6 = self._compute_l5l6_blocks(edge_quaternion)
D_full[:, 25:36, 25:36] = D_l5
D_full[:, 36:49, 36:49] = D_l6
blocks.append(D_l5)
blocks.append(D_l6)
else:
with nvtx_range("WignerD/l5"):
D_full[:, 25:36, 25:36] = self._compute_l5_block(edge_quaternion)
blocks.append(self._compute_l5_block(edge_quaternion))

if self.lmax >= 7:
if self.lmax >= 8:
with nvtx_range("WignerD/l7l8"):
D_l7, D_l8 = self._compute_l7l8_blocks(edge_quaternion)
D_full[:, 49:64, 49:64] = D_l7
D_full[:, 64:81, 64:81] = D_l8
blocks.append(D_l7)
blocks.append(D_l8)
else:
with nvtx_range("WignerD/l7"):
D_full[:, 49:64, 49:64] = self._compute_l7_block(edge_quaternion)
blocks.append(self._compute_l7_block(edge_quaternion))

if self.lmax >= 9:
if self.lmax >= 10:
with nvtx_range("WignerD/l9l10"):
D_l9, D_l10 = self._compute_l9l10_blocks(edge_quaternion)
D_full[:, 81:100, 81:100] = D_l9
D_full[:, 100:121, 100:121] = D_l10
blocks.append(D_l9)
blocks.append(D_l10)
else:
with nvtx_range("WignerD/l9"):
D_full[:, 81:100, 81:100] = self._compute_l9_block(edge_quaternion)
blocks.append(self._compute_l9_block(edge_quaternion))

if self.lmax >= self.poly_lmin:
with nvtx_range("WignerD/polynomial"):
Expand All @@ -616,7 +713,7 @@ def forward(
self.poly_coeffs,
dtype=self.dtype,
)
D_poly = self._wigner_d_pair_to_real(
poly_block = self._wigner_d_pair_to_real(
D_re,
D_im,
(
Expand All @@ -628,16 +725,54 @@ def forward(
lmax=self.lmax,
lmin=self.poly_lmin,
)
D_full[:, self.poly_offset :, self.poly_offset :] = D_poly

# Consumers address the inverse rotation through explicit strides or
# PyTorch strided operators, so the transpose can share D_full's storage.
# ``is_compiling`` alone is not enough here: this module is traced
# through make_fx fake tensors, where the flag stays False. A fake
# tensor carries its mode, so probe for that instead.
tracing = (
torch.compiler.is_compiling()

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PyTorch 2.1–2.2 lack torch.compiler.is_compiling. With lmax >= 1, this lookup precedes the operator-availability guard, so an unavailable operator does not reach the eager fallback. Skip tracing detection when the operator is unavailable.

or getattr(blocks[0], "fake_mode", None) is not None
if blocks
else False
)
# One assembly implementation serves both routes: the eager call
# goes straight to the differentiable scatter (autograd flows through
# the slice assignments), the traced call hides it behind the opaque
# operator so functionalization cannot expand the scatter.
all_blocks = blocks + ([poly_block] if poly_block is not None else [])
if not all_blocks:
# lmax == 0: the rotation acts only on the scalar channel.
D_full = torch.zeros(
n_edge,
self.dim_full,
self.dim_full,
dtype=edge_quaternion.dtype,
device=edge_quaternion.device,
)
D_full[:, 0, 0] = 1.0
elif tracing and _wigner_d_assemble_op is not None:
D_full = _wigner_d_assemble_op(
all_blocks,
self.dim_full,
self.poly_lmin,
len(blocks),
)
else:
D_full = _wigner_d_assemble_impl(
all_blocks,
self.dim_full,
self.poly_lmin,
len(blocks),
)

# One inverse-layout exit shared by both routes: the compatibility
# policy below is preserved as-is instead of being bypassed by the
# traced branch. Stride-addressed consumers read the inverse
# rotation from the shared storage; PyTorch 2.11 Inductor cannot
# safely lower that escaping transpose view, so it is materialized
# there exactly as the eager route does.
Dt_full = D_full.transpose(-1, -2)
if self._materialize_inverse_rotation:
# PyTorch 2.11 Inductor cannot safely lower this escaping transpose
# view after the slice assignments that assemble D_full. The
# materialized layout keeps the compiled graph semantically
# identical; later releases retain the shared-storage view.
Dt_full = Dt_full.contiguous()
return D_full, Dt_full

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