"""Task-vector weight-space columns: the informative version, for a suite with a shared base. F8's weight-space family (`weight_cosine`, `subspace_overlap`, `spectral_overcounting`) was designed for pairs that do NOT share a starting point. Every MergeBench family does share one -- its five experts are fine-tunes of a single pretrained checkpoint -- so those columns sit at their analytic ceiling: weight cosine 1.00000-1.00001, subspace overlap 0.9999-1.0000, spectral over-counting -1.000000 (its exact A==B limit). None of them can carry a correlation. The object every merge operator actually manipulates is the **task vector** tau = theta_expert - theta_base, and task vectors are not saturated. This module recomputes the weight-space family on them: tv_cosine cos(tau_a, tau_b) over every shared floating tensor tv_norm_ratio min(||tau||)/max(||tau||) -- are the two experts equally far from base? tv_qmd_raw ||tau_a - tau_b|| / sqrt(||tau_a|| ||tau_b||); the numerator equals theta_a - theta_b, but the normaliser is the task-vector scale rather than the (near-identical) weight scale, so unlike `qmd_raw` it is not dominated by how big the models are tv_subspace_overlap `metrics.subspace_overlap` on the embedding task vectors tv_spectral_overcounting `metrics.spectral_overcounting` on the embedding task vectors -- this is the column F8 wanted: over-counting between two genuine task directions, not between two copies of the same base Streamed key by key on the GPU straight out of the safetensors, so a 9B family never puts a float32 state dict in host RAM. Deliberately SEPARATE from the measurement sweep and idempotent, so it can be retro-fitted onto families that already ran and had their expert weights deleted. PYTHONPATH=src python -m mergeschool.mergebench.taskvec --families gemma-2-2b bash scripts/run_taskvec.sh # every family with rows on disk """ from __future__ import annotations import argparse import gc import json import os import shutil import time import numpy as np import pandas as pd from mergeschool import paths from mergeschool.mergebench import suite as SU OUT = paths.RESULTS / "mergebench" log = lambda *a: print(f"[tv {time.strftime('%H:%M:%S')}]", *a, flush=True) # noqa: E731 TV_COLS = ["tv_cosine", "tv_norm_ratio", "tv_qmd_raw", "tv_subspace_overlap", "tv_spectral_overcounting", "tv_norm_a", "tv_norm_b"] ALLOW = ["*.safetensors", "*.json", "tokenizer*", "*.model"] def _index(d): """{tensor key -> file} for one checkpoint directory.""" from safetensors import safe_open idx = {} for f in sorted(x for x in os.listdir(d) if x.endswith(".safetensors")): with safe_open(os.path.join(d, f), framework="pt") as fh: for k in fh.keys(): idx[k] = os.path.join(d, f) return idx def compute_family(family, device="cuda", local=None, keep=False, doc=None): """{pair_id: {tv_* columns}} for one family. Downloads whatever `local` does not supply.""" from huggingface_hub import snapshot_download from safetensors import safe_open import torch doc = doc or SU.enumerate_suite() experts = doc["families"][family] parent = SU.FAMILY_PARENT.get(family) if not parent: raise ValueError(f"no pretrained parent recorded for {family}") # DISK GATE. This pass runs alongside the measurement sweep, which itself holds up to two # families at once. Worst case measured: the sweep on two 8B families (161 GB) plus this pass on # gemma-2-9b and its base (111 GB) leaves ~337 GB -- BELOW the 350 GB floor. So wait for room # rather than race the sweep into it. `need` is this family's experts + base with 25% headroom. need_gb = (SU.family_bytes(family, doc) * 1.2 / 1e9) + 25.0 floor = float(os.environ.get("MB_DISK_FLOOR_GB", "400")) waited = 0 while True: free = shutil.disk_usage("/").free / 1e9 if free - need_gb >= floor: break if waited == 0: log(f" {family}: WAITING for disk -- need ~{need_gb:.0f} GB, free {free:.0f} GB, " f"floor {floor:.0f} GB") if waited > 10800: raise RuntimeError(f"disk never freed for {family}: free {free:.0f} GB, " f"need {need_gb:.0f} GB above a {floor:.0f} GB floor") time.sleep(60) waited += 60 if waited: log(f" {family}: disk free after {waited//60} min wait") fetched = [] local = dict(local or {}) for dom, repo in sorted(experts.items()): if dom not in local: local[dom] = snapshot_download(repo, allow_patterns=ALLOW, max_workers=4) fetched.append(local[dom]) base_dir = snapshot_download(parent, allow_patterns=ALLOW, max_workers=4) log(f" {family}: base {parent} ready ({shutil.disk_usage('/').free/1e9:.0f} GB free)") doms = sorted(experts) idx = {d: _index(local[d]) for d in doms} bidx = _index(base_dir) keys = sorted(set(bidx).intersection(*[set(idx[d]) for d in doms])) dot = {(a, b): 0.0 for i, a in enumerate(doms) for b in doms[i + 1:]} sq = dict(dot) nrm = {d: 0.0 for d in doms} emb = {} nkeys = 0 for k in keys: with safe_open(bidx[k], framework="pt") as fh: tb = fh.get_tensor(k) if not tb.is_floating_point(): continue b = tb.to(device=device, dtype=torch.float32).reshape(-1) tau, ok = {}, True for d in doms: with safe_open(idx[d][k], framework="pt") as fh: t = fh.get_tensor(k) if t.shape != tb.shape: ok = False break tau[d] = t.to(device=device, dtype=torch.float32).reshape(-1) - b if not ok: del b continue nkeys += 1 for d in doms: nrm[d] += float(tau[d].pow(2).sum()) for (a, c) in dot: dot[(a, c)] += float(torch.dot(tau[a], tau[c])) sq[(a, c)] += float((tau[a] - tau[c]).pow(2).sum()) # the embedding task vectors, kept for the two spectral columns if "embed_tokens" in k or k.endswith("wte.weight"): for d in doms: emb[d] = tau[d].reshape(tb.shape).cpu().numpy() del b, tau torch.cuda.empty_cache() log(f" {family}: task vectors over {nkeys} shared tensors" + (f", embeddings {tuple(next(iter(emb.values())).shape)}" if emb else ", no embedding key")) from mergeschool.mergebench.sweep import spectral_pair out = {} for i, a in enumerate(doms): for c in doms[i + 1:]: na, nc = nrm[a] ** 0.5, nrm[c] ** 0.5 row = {"tv_norm_a": na, "tv_norm_b": nc, "tv_cosine": float(dot[(a, c)] / (na * nc)) if na * nc > 0 else np.nan, "tv_norm_ratio": float(min(na, nc) / max(na, nc)) if max(na, nc) > 0 else np.nan, "tv_qmd_raw": (float(np.sqrt(sq[(a, c)]) / np.sqrt(na * nc)) if na * nc > 0 else np.nan)} if a in emb and c in emb: try: sp = spectral_pair(emb[a], emb[c], device=device) row["tv_subspace_overlap"] = sp["subspace_overlap"] row["tv_spectral_overcounting"] = sp["spectral_overcounting"] except Exception as e: log(f" {family} {a}-{c}: spectral on task vectors failed " f"({type(e).__name__}: {e})") out[f"{family}__{a}__{c}"] = row emb.clear() gc.collect() if not keep: for d in fetched: shutil.rmtree(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(d)), ignore_errors=True) shutil.rmtree(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(base_dir)), ignore_errors=True) log(f" {family}: released weights ({shutil.disk_usage('/').free/1e9:.0f} GB free)") return out CACHE = OUT / "taskvec_cache.json" def cache_write(family, tv): """Persist a family's task-vector columns. Without this the pass is order-dependent in the worst way: it ran ahead of the measurement sweep, found no rows to merge into, and silently discarded 27 minutes of downloads and GPU work for six families. The values depend only on the checkpoints, never on whether the sweep has caught up, so they are written here and merged whenever rows appear. """ doc = {} if CACHE.exists(): try: doc = json.loads(CACHE.read_text()) except Exception: doc = {} doc.update(tv) CACHE.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) CACHE.write_text(json.dumps(doc, indent=1)) log(f" {family}: cached {len(tv)} pairs -> {CACHE.name} ({len(doc)} total)") def merge_cached(): """Merge every cached task-vector row into whichever shard now holds it. Idempotent.""" if not CACHE.exists(): return 0 try: return merge_into_shards(json.loads(CACHE.read_text())) except Exception as e: log(f" cache merge failed: {type(e).__name__}: {e}") return 0 def merge_into_shards(tv): """Write the tv_* columns into whichever pairs_w*.csv holds each pair. Idempotent.""" n = 0 for shard in sorted(OUT.glob("pairs_w*.csv")): d = pd.read_csv(shard) if "pair_id" not in d.columns: continue touched = False for col in TV_COLS: if col not in d.columns: d[col] = np.nan for i, pid in enumerate(d.pair_id): if pid in tv: for col, v in tv[pid].items(): d.at[i, col] = v touched = True n += 1 if touched: d.to_csv(shard, index=False) log(f" merged into {shard.name}") return n def main(): ap = argparse.ArgumentParser() ap.add_argument("--families", nargs="*", default=None, help="default: every family that already has rows on disk") ap.add_argument("--keep-weights", action="store_true") a = ap.parse_args() import torch device = "cuda" if torch.cuda.is_available() else "cpu" doc = SU.enumerate_suite() fams = a.families if not fams: have = set() for shard in sorted(OUT.glob("pairs_w*.csv")): d = pd.read_csv(shard) have |= set(d.family.dropna().unique()) fams = [f for f in SU.families(doc) if f in have] log(f"task vectors for {fams}") for f in fams: t0 = time.time() try: tv = compute_family(f, device=device, keep=a.keep_weights, doc=doc) cache_write(f, tv) # persist BEFORE merging, never after n = merge_into_shards(tv) log(f"FAMILY {f}: {len(tv)} pairs, {n} rows updated in {time.time()-t0:.0f}s") except Exception as e: import traceback log(f"FAMILY {f} FAILED: {type(e).__name__}: {e}") log(traceback.format_exc().splitlines()[-1]) log("done") if __name__ == "__main__": main()