Qualcomm AI Engine Direct - calibration thread auto-tuning#18184
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AR1 decode calibration is SGEMV-dominated and memory-bandwidth-bound. The default thread count (os.cpu_count()) causes massive OpenMP sync overhead on multi-core hosts. Add runtime auto-tuning that sweeps candidate thread counts via a quick microbenchmark and picks the fastest. CLI override via --calibration_num_threads. On a 72-vCPU host, auto-tune selects 18-36 threads, yielding 4.6x faster calibration (24 min vs 1h51m) with no PPL regression.
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TL;DR
Calibration overall time has been cut to near ~20-25 minutes compared to previous 6.5h - 10h for various models. These optimizations are stacked results from multiple commits. Only remaining bottleneck is the QNN SDK Compile which is opaque to us.
Thread tuning
AR1 decode calibration is SGEMV-dominated and memory-bandwidth-bound. The default thread count (os.cpu_count()) causes massive OpenMP sync overhead on multi-core hosts. Add runtime auto-tuning that sweeps candidate thread counts via a quick microbenchmark and picks the fastest. CLI override via --calibration_num_threads.
On a 72-vCPU host, auto-tune selects 18-36 threads, yielding 4.6x faster calibration (24 min vs 1h51m) with no PPL regression.
Llama3.2-1B (hybrid, max_seq_len=1024)
Qwen3-0.6B (hybrid, max_seq_len=1024)
cc @cccclai @cbilgin @digantdesai @tanvirislam-meta