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MiniMaxM3ForCausalLM.load_weights hands checkpoint tensors to the generic loader under their original names. Checkpoints quantized to NVFP4 with llm-compressor's compressed-tensors format name the packed weights `weight_packed` and store `weight_global_scale` and `input_global_scale` in multiplier form, so the NVFP4 loaders find no `weight`. The fused-MoE loader, for example, finds no `<expert>.w1.weight` and fails `assert w1_weight is not None and w3_weight is not None`. LagunaHfWeightMapper already translates these names. Move that translation into a shared helper, convert_compressed_tensors_nvfp4_weights in checkpoints/hf/weight_mapper.py: weight_packed -> weight, and weight_global_scale / input_global_scale -> weight_scale_2 / input_scale as reciprocals, with 0 kept as 0 for uncalibrated experts. The helper returns its input unchanged when no such names are present and keeps a ConsumableWeightsDict a ConsumableWeightsDict. Laguna calls the helper behind its existing NVFP4 gate. MiniMax-M3 calls it at the top of load_weights, before the five-way projection packer and the generic loader read the dict. It is keyed on tensor names rather than on the global quant config, which is MIXED_PRECISION when NVFP4 covers only some modules. The VL class reaches it through the text loader after the language_model. prefix is stripped. Signed-off-by: Yifan Jiang <19356972+yifjiang@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Shared NVFP4 conversion tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/checkpoints/hf/weight_mapper.py, tests/unittest/_torch/models/checkpoints/hf/test_weight_mapper.py |
A shared utility renames packed-weight and scale keys, inverts global scales, and preserves unrelated entries. Tests cover reciprocal conversion, zero and invalid scales, unchanged mappings, lazy values, and ConsumableWeightsDict behavior. |
Model-loading integration tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/modeling_laguna.py, tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/modeling_minimaxm3.py, tests/unittest/_torch/models/checkpoints/hf/test_minimaxm3_weight_mapper.py |
Laguna preprocessing and MiniMax-M3 weight loading call the shared converter. Tests cover text and vision-language MiniMax-M3 checkpoint weights. |
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Checkpoints with colliding weight names can lose a tensor, and compressed NVFP4 projections using MiniMax-M3’s opt-in five-way path can lose required scales. Resolve these loading risks before merging unless the affected inputs are explicitly ruled out.
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75-75: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winTest the unmatched
ConsumableWeightsDictpath.When no NVFP4 suffix matches, assert that the helper returns the same
ConsumableWeightsDictand retains its ordinary checkpoint keys. The existing no-match test uses a plain dictionary, and the consumable test covers only the conversion path.Suggested regression test
def test_compressed_tensors_nvfp4_conversion_returns_other_checkpoints_unchanged() -> None: prefix = "model.layers.0.mlp.experts.0.w1" weights = { f"{prefix}.weight": torch.tensor([[1, 2]], dtype=torch.uint8), f"{prefix}.weight_scale_2": torch.tensor([0.25]), f"{prefix}.input_scale": torch.tensor([0.125]), } assert convert_compressed_tensors_nvfp4_weights(weights) is weights +def test_compressed_tensors_nvfp4_unmatched_consumable_weights_are_unchanged() -> None: + key = "model.norm.weight" + value = torch.tensor([1.0]) + weights = ConsumableWeightsDict({key: value}) + + converted = convert_compressed_tensors_nvfp4_weights(weights) + + assert converted is weights + assert list(weights.keys()) == [key] + assert weights[key] is value + + def test_compressed_tensors_nvfp4_conversion_keeps_consumable_weights() -> None:🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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2922-2922: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winExercise the compressed-NVFP4 mapping through a real MiniMax MoE load.
test_load_weights_converts_compressed_tensors_nvfp4_expertspatchesDecoderModelForCausalLM.load_weights, so it checks only the converted dictionary. It does not check that the real loader matches the expert projection or installsweight_scale_2andinput_scale. The generic NVFP4 MoE tests use canonical scale keys and do not cover this MiniMax conversion.Add a focused test with one real MiniMax MoE expert projection. Pass the compressed keys through
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- Line 87: Update the conversion logic around the converted mapping assignment
to detect when a destination name already exists before writing converted[name].
Reject the collision, including cases such as layer.weight_packed and
layer.weight mapping to the same destination, rather than overwriting the prior
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convert_compressed_tensors_nvfp4_weights: pass a consumable dictionary
containing an ordinary checkpoint key, then assert the result is the same
object, preserves that key, and retains the original value object.
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- Line 2922: Add a focused test for MiniMax MoE compressed-NVFP4 loading that
uses one real expert projection and calls MiniMaxM3ForCausalLM.load_weights
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reject converted-key collisions.
If a mapping contains both layer.weight_packed and layer.weight, this assignment silently discards one tensor. The surviving value depends on insertion order and can disagree with its scales. Reject duplicate destination names before assignment.
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LGTM! Minor optional suggestion for the 0 case.
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Optional: a global scale that is not positive becomes 0 here with no log. When this is a weight_global_scale, the MoE loader then computes that expert's alpha as 0, so the expert's output is zeroed. That is intended for experts with no calibration data, but a negative or NaN scale (or an all-zero layer) means the checkpoint is broken, and right now nothing shows it. Could the helper count these and log one summary warning with a few example tensor names? One warning per tensor would be very noisy across experts and layers.
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Thanks, done in 6b776cd: the helper now counts global scales that are 0 or negative/non-finite and logs one summary warning with up to three example tensor names per kind (0 = no calibration data; negative/NaN = broken checkpoint, noting that a weight global scale of 0 zeroes that expert's output). Conversion is unchanged; test_compressed_tensors_nvfp4_uninvertible_global_scales_log_one_warning covers it.
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…t to 0 Review follow-up. A global scale that is 0, negative or non-finite becomes 0 when converted. 0 is intended for experts without calibration data, but a negative or NaN scale means a broken checkpoint, and a weight global scale of 0 zeroes that expert's output. Nothing showed either case. The helper now counts them and logs one summary warning with a few example tensor names. Signed-off-by: Yifan Jiang <19356972+yifjiang@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
MiniMaxM3ForCausalLM.load_weights(tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/modeling_minimaxm3.py) passes checkpointtensors to the generic loader under their checkpoint names.
MiniMaxM3HfWeightMapperonly renames the gatebias, and nothing else on this path renames weights.
llm-compressor's compressed-tensors NVFP4 format (
nvfp4-pack-quantized) uses different names and adifferent scale convention from the ones TRT-LLM's NVFP4 Linear and MoE loaders read:
weight_packedweightweight_scaleweight_scaleweight_global_scaleweight_scale_2input_global_scaleinput_scaleSo a MiniMax-M3 checkpoint that uses these names does not load. For example, the fused-MoE loader looks up
<expert>.w1.weight, getsNone, and failsassert w1_weight is not None and w3_weight is not Noneintensorrt_llm/_torch/moe/fused_moe/quantization.py.LagunaHfWeightMapper.preprocess_weights(modeling_laguna.py) already does this translation, but inline,so no other model can reuse it.
Fix
Shared helper. Laguna's translation moves into
convert_compressed_tensors_nvfp4_weights()intensorrt_llm/_torch/models/checkpoints/hf/weight_mapper.py.The math is unchanged:
weight_packedis renamed toweight.would win the MoE's per-layer max over experts.
The helper also differs from the inline code in two small ways:
ConsumableWeightsDictas one, throughConsumableWeightsDict.take_ownership. The inlinecode returned a plain dict, which turned off module-by-module release.
Laguna.
LagunaHfWeightMapper.preprocess_weightscalls the helper behind its existingquant_mode.has_nvfp4()gate. The converted names and values are the same as before.MiniMax-M3.
MiniMaxM3ForCausalLM.load_weightscalls the helper first, before the five-wayQKV/indexer packer and the generic loader read the dict.
the global config is
MIXED_PRECISIONandhas_nvfp4()is false.MiniMaxM3VLForConditionalGenerationreaches the helper through the text loader, after thelanguage_model.prefix is stripped.Uninvertible global scales. A global scale that is 0, negative or non-finite is set to 0, as before. The helper now
counts these and logs one summary warning with a few example tensor names (review follow-up): 0 is expected for
experts without calibration data, but a negative or NaN scale means a broken checkpoint, and a weight global scale
of 0 zeroes that expert's output.
Scope: this PR changes only how tensor names and scales are read. Which modules load as NVFP4 is still
decided by the model's quantization config, and this PR does not change how that config is parsed.
Related
normalize_compressed_tensors_nvfp4_namesin a newcheckpoints/hf/compressed_tensors.py) and also replaces Laguna's inline block, so the two PRs overlap inmodeling_laguna.py. Whichever lands first, the other can be rebased onto it; this PR could then shrink tothe MiniMax-M3 call site and its tests. For MoE experts, a global scale of 0 has to stay 0 ([#17723][fix] Normalize packed compressed-tensors NVFP4 names #17726's
allow_zero_global_scalesdefaults toFalse).hf_quant_config.json.This PR covers the compressed-tensors naming.
Test Coverage
New tests. All of them are under
tests/unittest/_torch/models/checkpoints, whichl0_cpuandl0_a10already include.
tests/unittest/_torch/models/checkpoints/hf/test_weight_mapper.pytest_compressed_tensors_nvfp4_names_and_global_scales_are_convertedchecks:[...]) scale tensor is convertedtest_compressed_tensors_nvfp4_uninvertible_global_scales_log_one_warningchecks the single summary warning, itscounts and examples, and that clean scales log nothing.
test_compressed_tensors_nvfp4_conversion_returns_other_checkpoints_unchangedchecks that aTRT-LLM-named dict is returned as the same object.
test_compressed_tensors_nvfp4_conversion_keeps_consumable_weightschecks that the result is still aConsumableWeightsDictand that the source is emptied.tests/unittest/_torch/models/checkpoints/hf/test_minimaxm3_weight_mapper.pytest_load_weights_converts_compressed_tensors_nvfp4_experts[text]and[vl]check what reachesDecoderModelForCausalLM.load_weights. Thevlcase gives the checkpoint keys alanguage_model.prefix.
test_load_weights_accepts_base_mapper_without_params_mapinto_make_layerless_model, which both testsuse.
The existing test
tests/unittest/_torch/models/checkpoints/laguna/test_laguna_weight_mapper.py::test_laguna_hf_weight_mapper_preprocesses_nvfp4_weightscovers the Laguna path and is unchanged.
What was run locally
pyteston the three new tests intest_weight_mapper.py, with torch 2.14 CPU. The realcheckpoints/hf/weight_mapper.pyandcheckpoints/base_weight_loader.pymodules were imported; onlytheir heavy imports (
model_config,modeling_utils, the checkpoint catalog and load-plan modules,tensorrt_llm.mapping) were stubbed. 3 passed.pytestontest_minimaxm3_weight_mapper.pyandtest_laguna_weight_mapper.py. They importthe modeling modules, and
tensorrt_llmcannot be imported on the development machine (no CUDA build),so CI has to run them.
.pre-commit-config.yaml. The full pre-commitsuite was not run.
ruff0.9.4formatandcheckon the non-legacy files: clean.isort5.12.0,yapf0.43.0,autoflake2.3.1 andscripts/legacy_utils.py lint-precommitonweight_mapper.py: clean.codespellandgit diff --check: clean.tensorrt_llmpackage imports. A harness took thebodies of the three new helper tests and the existing Laguna
preprocess_weightstest verbatim from thetest files. It ran them against the helper,
BaseWeightMapper.rename_by_params_mapandLagunaHfWeightMapper.preprocess_weights, all taken from this branch's source. All passed.previous inline Laguna code bit for bit. The inputs included 0 and Inf global scales.
load_weightsmethods. A harness hosted the source ofMiniMaxM3ForCausalLM.load_weightsand
MiniMaxM3VLForConditionalGeneration.load_weightson a stub base class that records what it receives.weight,weight_scale,weight_scale_2andinput_scale. This holds for the text and VL classes, each with a plain dict and with aConsumableWeightsDict.main, the generic loader receives the rawweight_packedand*_global_scalenames.PR Checklist
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test_weight_mapper.pyadds helper tests for key conversion, scale handling, warning aggregation, unchanged mappings, and mapping ownership.test_minimaxm3_weight_mapper.pyadds text and VL checkpoint-loading coverage.tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/ortests/integration/test_lists/qa/. Coverage is needs follow-up because the broader model, GPU, and serving tests were not run.Per-File QA Perspective
tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/checkpoints/hf/weight_mapper.py: Verify NVFP4 key renaming, reciprocal scale conversion, handling of invalid scales, warning output, and mapping ownership.tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/modeling_laguna.py: Verify the shared converter preserves Laguna loading behavior when NVFP4 is enabled.tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/modeling_minimaxm3.py: Verify conversion runs before projection packing and generic loading for text, VL, and mixed-precision checkpoints.tests/unittest/_torch/models/checkpoints/hf/test_weight_mapper.py: Covers converter behavior and mapping semantics. No matching CI or manual-QA test-list entry was found.tests/unittest/_torch/models/checkpoints/hf/test_minimaxm3_weight_mapper.py: Covers NVFP4 expert-weight loading for MiniMax-M3 text and VL checkpoints. No matching CI or manual-QA test-list entry was found.