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In `@cpp/include/nvforest/detail/owning_buffer/gpu.hpp`:
- Line 44: Select device_id with device_setter before constructing
cuda::stream_ref in owning_buffer and inference::infer; update both
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- Around line 165-168: Update the intermediate buffer initialization in the
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In `@python/nvforest/nvforest/__init__.py`:
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| buffer<io_t>{row_count * num_outputs(), memory_type(), device_index(), stream}; | ||
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Use the caller-provided output size for the intermediate buffer.
row_count * num_outputs() is only valid for default inference. per_tree and leaf_id require output sized from num_trees(). The current intermediate buffer can therefore be undersized.
Allocate and wrap buffer_out with output.size().
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if (output.memory_type() != memory_type()) {
buffer_out =
- buffer<io_t>{row_count * num_outputs(), memory_type(), device_index(), stream};
+ buffer<io_t>{output.size(), memory_type(), device_index(), stream};
} else {
- buffer_out = buffer<io_t>{output.data(), row_count * num_outputs(), memory_type()};
+ buffer_out = buffer<io_t>{output.data(), output.size(), memory_type()};
}As per coding guidelines, temporary inference buffers must be sized for the complete batch and prediction kind.
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In `@cpp/include/nvforest/forest_model.hpp` around lines 165 - 168, Update the
intermediate buffer initialization in the inference path to size buffer_out
using the caller-provided output.size() instead of row_count * num_outputs().
Preserve the existing memory type, device, stream, and output wrapping behavior
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row_count * num_outputs()is only valid for default inference
This is not correct. num_outputs() already returns the correct size for per_tree and leaf_id prediction type. See
nvforest/cpp/include/nvforest/decision_forest.hpp
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@chyunsu3, you are correct. num_outputs() already returns the correct per-row output count for default_kind, per_tree, and leaf_id. Therefore, row_count * num_outputs() sizes buffer_out correctly.
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I don't think the earlier rebuttal is correct. decision_forest::num_outputs() accounts for the inference kind only when it is passed explicitly. forest_model::num_outputs() doesn't forward predict_type, so this allocation still uses the default prediction width.
For per_tree and leaf_id, that can leave the intermediate output buffer undersized and cause out-of-bounds writes. Please use concrete_forest.num_outputs(predict_type) for sizing and add cross-memory regression coverage for both modes.
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After reviewing this again, I have some concerns with the changes in this PR; see the inline comments. I think we should address those and keep this targeted for 26.12, rather than cherry-picking it into 26.10.
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In `@cpp/include/nvforest/README.md`:
- Line 101: Update the example’s stream handling so prediction reuses the stream
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- Line 256: Update the CUDA stream creation in the getting-started example to
use the same device_id value passed to import_from_treelite_model, ensuring the
stream and model are bound to the same device before fm.predict.
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I’d like to address the remaining correctness and test-coverage gaps before merging, and agree on the stream-pool performance tradeoff. See the inline comments.
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Please extend this test to run inference and check the predictions with the deprecated handle= argument. That must continue working during the deprecation period. Please also cover successful inference with a valid stream-like object passed via stream=, such as a CuPy stream.
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I don't think the earlier rebuttal is correct. decision_forest::num_outputs() accounts for the inference kind only when it is passed explicitly. forest_model::num_outputs() doesn't forward predict_type, so this allocation still uses the default prediction width.
For per_tree and leaf_id, that can leave the intermediate output buffer undersized and cause out-of-bounds writes. Please use concrete_forest.num_outputs(predict_type) for sizing and add cross-memory regression coverage for both modes.
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The cross-memory path now runs copies and inference on a single stream, removing the option to overlap transfers with partitioned inference through a stream pool. I think we should consider how to preserve that option with the new API.
I ran targeted C++ benchmarks on an RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell. For host input and device output with 65,536 rows, 32 features, and a 128-tree, depth-6 forest, median synchronized latency increased from 0.395 ms with the baseline RMM pool/four-stream configuration to 0.467 ms in this PR—an 18.5% increase. Most other tested cases were unchanged or faster, so this is a workload-specific regression rather than a general slowdown.
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I took a stab at it: a902d5f. This interface allows for a partitioned inference without using RAFT or RMM as part of the interface.
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Companion PR: NVIDIA/cuml#8601. To minimize the disruption in the cuML CI, we should merge this PR together with NVIDIA/cuml#8601 .
raft::handle_tandnvforest::handle_tand use CUDA streams directly.cuda::bufferinstead ofrmm::device_buffer. Sincecuda::bufferrequires NVCC to build, we need to use PIMPL with type erasure.handleparameter is now deprecated and its use will trigger aFutureWarning. Users are directed to usestreaminstead.cpp/cmake/thirdparty/get_rmm.cmake. For now, we retaincpp/cmake/thirdparty/get_raft.cmake, since we need to wait one release cycle until we can remove the deprecatedhandleparameter.After this PR, #193 will update
dependencies.yamlto remove the RMM dependency and update the docs.History