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  3. evo2_flash-0.1.0/PKG-INFO +225 -0
  4. evo2_flash-0.1.0/README.md +205 -0
  5. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/__init__.py +75 -0
  6. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/api.py +1210 -0
  7. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/attention.py +102 -0
  8. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/cfg.py +655 -0
  9. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/cfg_reference.py +158 -0
  10. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/cfg_sample.py +95 -0
  11. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/config.py +230 -0
  12. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/convert.py +780 -0
  13. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/evo2_configs/evo2-1b-8k.yml +64 -0
  14. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/evo2_configs/evo2-20b-1m.yml +66 -0
  15. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/evo2_configs/evo2-40b-1m.yml +66 -0
  16. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/evo2_configs/evo2-40b-8k.yml +63 -0
  17. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/evo2_configs/evo2-7b-1m.yml +65 -0
  18. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/evo2_configs/evo2-7b-262k.yml +65 -0
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  20. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/fp8_emul.py +88 -0
  21. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/fp8_emul_triton.py +294 -0
  22. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/mixers.py +1423 -0
  23. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/model.py +379 -0
  24. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/mtp_draft.py +271 -0
  25. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/surgery.py +225 -0
  26. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/test/__init__.py +0 -0
  27. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/test/data/prompts.csv +5 -0
  28. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/test/test_evo2.py +111 -0
  29. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/triton_decode.py +211 -0
  30. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/triton_hcl.py +123 -0
  31. evo2_flash-0.1.0/evo2_flash/triton_norm.py +156 -0
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+ evo2_flash
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+ This product includes the Evo 2 model configuration files in
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+ Metadata-Version: 2.4
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+ Name: evo2-flash
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+ Version: 0.1.0
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+ Summary: Evo 2 / StripedHyena2 on vLLM: an out-of-tree plugin with a drop-in evo2.Evo2 API
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+ Author: Garyk Brixi, Yukun Alex Hao
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+ License-Expression: Apache-2.0
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+ Project-URL: Repository, https://github.com/evo-design/evo2_flash
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+ Requires-Python: <3.13,>=3.11
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+ Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
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+ License-File: LICENSE
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+ License-File: NOTICE
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+ Requires-Dist: torch
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+ Requires-Dist: transformers
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+ Requires-Dist: safetensors
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+ Requires-Dist: numpy
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+ Requires-Dist: pyyaml
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+ Requires-Dist: huggingface_hub
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+ Requires-Dist: filelock
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+ Dynamic: license-file
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+
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+ # evo2_flash
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+
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+ Evo 2 (StripedHyena2) on vLLM, with a drop-in replacement for `evo2.Evo2`. Evo2_flash supports more accessible genomic ICL across diverse biological systems.
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+
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+ ## Requirements and install
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+
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+ - vLLM **0.26.0**, the `+cu129` wheel (the PyPI default is cu130), with torch 2.11 and
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+ Python 3.12. vLLM is not a declared dependency, so install it first.
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+ - One GPU; the numbers below are from H100/H200. The fp8 input projections that the 1B,
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+ 7B, 20B and 40B checkpoints ship with run as fp8 GEMMs on sm_89+ (L4, L40S, H100,
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+ H200). Older GPUs (A100, RTX 3090, A40) need the fallback described under
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+ [GPUs without FP8 tensor cores](#gpus-without-fp8-tensor-cores). 40B needs an H200,
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+ or fp8 weights on an H100.
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ # vLLM 0.26.0, CUDA 12.9 build: runs on CUDA 12 and CUDA 13 drivers.
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+ # (PyPI's default vllm build is CUDA 13 and cannot use the GPU on a CUDA 12 driver.)
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+ pip install "https://github.com/vllm-project/vllm/releases/download/v0.26.0/vllm-0.26.0+cu129-cp38-abi3-manylinux_2_28_x86_64.whl" \
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+ --extra-index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu129
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+ pip install evo2-flash # registers the plugin via the vllm.general_plugins entry point
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+ export VLLM_ENABLE_V1_MULTIPROCESSING=0 # Evo2 sets this itself; the API needs the engine in-process
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+ ```
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+
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+ `dtype="bfloat16"` is mandatory: Evo 2's residual stream reaches ~1e12, and fp16 gives NaN.
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+
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+ ### Check the install
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ python -m evo2_flash.test.test_evo2 --model_name evo2_7b
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+ ```
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+
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+ This is Evo 2's own correctness test (`python -m evo2.test.test_evo2`), run through
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+ evo2_flash. It scores four sequences and passes, with exit code 0, when the mean loss is
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+ within 1e-3 of the value the Evo 2 authors published. On one H100 the delta is 2.92e-4
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+ for `evo2_7b` and 4.96e-4 for `evo2_1b_base`. Each run takes about a minute once the
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+ checkpoint is converted. `--local_path` points it at a converted directory, and
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+ `--kv_cache_dtype fp8` checks the fp8 KV cache, with a tolerance of 5e-3 (H100,
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+ `evo2_7b`: 9.31e-4).
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+
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+ ## Quick start
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+
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+ ```python
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+ # from evo2 import Evo2
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+ from evo2_flash import Evo2
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+ model = Evo2("evo2_7b")
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+ scores = model.score_sequences(seqs) # mean log-likelihood per sequence
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+ out = model.generate(prompts, n_tokens=500, temperature=1.0, top_k=4)
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+ out.sequences, out.logprobs_mean
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+ logits, emb = model(input_ids, return_embeddings=True, layer_names=["blocks.28.mlp.l3"])
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+ ```
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+
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+ Pass a whole prompt list in one call. vLLM batches ragged lengths continuously, and a
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+ repeated prompt's prefill is shared through the prefix cache.
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+ Lower level, with plain `vllm.LLM`. The tokenizer is byte-level, so token ids are UTF-8
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+ bytes:
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+ ```python
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+ import evo2_flash; evo2_flash.register() # not needed once pip-installed
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+ from vllm import LLM, SamplingParams
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+ from vllm.inputs import TokensPrompt
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+ llm = LLM(model="/path/to/evo2_7b_hf", skip_tokenizer_init=True, dtype="bfloat16",
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+ enable_prefix_caching=True, max_num_seqs=128)
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+ outs = llm.generate([TokensPrompt(prompt_token_ids=list(b"ACGT..."))],
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+ SamplingParams(max_tokens=500, temperature=1.0, top_k=4,
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+ ignore_eos=True, detokenize=False)) # EOD is id 0
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+ bytes(outs[0].outputs[0].token_ids).decode("ascii", "replace")
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+ ```
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+
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+ `evo2_flash.api.engine_kwargs(ckpt)` returns the validated engine configuration that
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+ `Evo2` uses. On a GPU without FP8 tensor cores, pass the checkpoint through
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+ `evo2_flash.api.checkpoint_for_this_gpu(path)` first. `Evo2` does this itself, but a
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+ plain `LLM` does not.
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+
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+ ## Drop-in replacement for evo2.Evo2
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+
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+ | evo2 | evo2_flash | difference |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | `Evo2(name, local_path=None, use_kernels=False)` | same | `local_path` may also be a converted dir; `use_kernels` ignored |
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+ | `model.tokenizer` (`CharLevelTokenizer(512)`) | same semantics | `tokenize` returns `int`s, not `np.uint8` |
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+ | `score_sequences(seqs, batch_size, prepend_bos, reduce_method, average_reverse_complement)` | same | one vLLM call; log-softmax in fp32 (evo2: bf16) |
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+ | `generate(prompt_seqs, n_tokens, temperature, top_k, top_p, batched, cached_generation, verbose, force_prompt_threshold)` | same, + `seed=`, `prime_prefix_cache=`, CFG arguments | one vLLM call; `temperature=0` is greedy; `logits` lazy |
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+ | `forward(input_ids, return_embeddings, layer_names)` / `model(...)` | same | vortex names mapped (table below); outputs on the GPU |
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+ | `model.model` (vortex `StripedHyena`) | `model.model` (`StripedHyena2ForCausalLM`) | plugin module names; use `layer_names` for vortex names |
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+
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+ Semantic differences, all deliberate or unavoidable:
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+
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+ - **Scoring.** All sequences go into one vLLM call, so `batch_size` has no effect. Scores
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+ match evo2's `batch_size=1`. evo2 with `batch_size>1`, ragged lengths and
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+ `prepend_bos=False` also scores one spurious pad position for each shorter sequence.
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+ `score_sequences` requests prompt logprobs, which turns off the prefix-cache read.
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+ - **Sampling.** Matches vortex `sample()`, and `top_k=1` is argmax at any temperature.
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+ `top_k<=0` means the whole vocabulary, and `top_p<=0` or `>=1` turns top-p off.
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+ `temperature=0` with `top_k!=1` is greedy here, whereas vortex divides by zero. With
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+ `seed=s`, request i uses seed `s+i` and reproduces exactly.
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+ - **Length / EOS.** Every prompt gets exactly `n_tokens`, and EOD does not stop
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+ generation, as in evo2. `logprobs_mean` is the mean log-probability of the sampled
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+ tokens under the raw, untempered distribution. `batched`, `cached_generation` and
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+ `force_prompt_threshold` are accepted but do nothing.
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+ - **`GenerationOutput.logits`** has vortex's layout. It is computed on first access by
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+ one extra prefill over prompt + completion, so the values are prefill logits. They
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+ agree with decode-time logits to bf16 precision. Extra fields: `token_ids` and
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+ `num_cached_tokens`.
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+ - **forward().** Each row of `input_ids` is an independent causal sequence, and pad ids
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+ are ordinary tokens. Logits come back bf16 `(B, L, 512)`. CUDA graphs are switched off
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+ for these steps only, because a replayed graph does not run Python hooks.
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+
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+ `layer_names` takes vortex module names (native names such as `model.layers.3.mixer` are
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+ also accepted):
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+
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+ | vortex name | plugin module (hooked tensor) |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | `embedding_layer` | `model.embed_tokens` |
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+ | `blocks.N` | `model.layers.N` (residual stream after block N) |
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+ | `blocks.N.pre_norm`, `blocks.N.post_norm` | `model.layers.N.{pre,post}_norm` |
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+ | `blocks.N.mlp`, `blocks.N.mlp.l3` | `model.layers.N.mlp` / `.mlp.l3` (MLP output, before the residual add) |
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+ | `blocks.N.mlp.l1`, `blocks.N.mlp.l2` | `model.layers.N.mlp.l1` / `.l2` (before the gate) |
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+ | `blocks.N.projections` (Hyena) | `model.layers.N.mixer.in_proj` (3H, fp8 GEMM output) |
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+ | `blocks.N.filter` (Hyena) | **input** of `model.layers.N.mixer.out_proj` (gated Hyena output) |
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+ | `blocks.N.out_filter_dense` (Hyena) | `model.layers.N.mixer.out_proj` (mixer output, before the residual add) |
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+ | `blocks.N.inner_mha_cls`, `.inner_mha_cls.out_proj` (attention) | `model.layers.N.mixer` / `.mixer.o_proj` |
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+ | `norm` | `model.norm` |
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+ | `unembed` | the returned logits |
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+
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+ The following names raise `ValueError`:
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+ - `inner_mha_cls.Wqkv`, because the converter permutes its rows
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+ - rotary, inner-attention and HyenaCascade internals
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+ - a Hyena name used on an attention block, and the reverse
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+
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+
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+ ## Options
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+
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+ | `Evo2(...)` argument | effect |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | `kv_cache_dtype="fp8"` | 2x KV capacity. Lossy: moves the upstream gate by 1.2-1.8e-3 (7B/20B/40B) |
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+ | `quantization="fp8"` (engine override) | fp8 weights: 2.2e-3 (40B) / 2.95e-3 (7B) on the gate; fits 40B on one 80 GB GPU |
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+ | `speculative=<head dir>` | a trained EAGLE/EAGLE-3 draft head, K=3, probabilistic drafting: 1.3-1.7x at 7B, 1.3-2.0x at 20B |
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+ | `cfg=True` | installs the classifier-free-guidance logits processor, enabling `generate(..., guidance=w)` |
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+ | `max_model_len`, `gpu_memory_utilization` (0.85), `cache_dir` | engine sizing and the checkpoint cache |
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+
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+ Classifier-free guidance computes `guided = l_cond + w * (l_cond - l_base)`. The baseline
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+ is `baseline_prompt` (`cfg_type="uncond"`) or `negative_prompts[i]` (`cfg_type="negative"`),
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+ and `dna_only=True` restricts sampling to A/C/G/T. CFG and speculative decoding are mutually
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+ exclusive, because vLLM rejects custom logits processors under speculation.
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+
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+ fp8-surgery checkpoints run without fp8 GEMMs. In these checkpoints block 0 is served
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+ from an exact token table, and optionally some Hyena layers emulate Hopper fp8
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+ accumulation (`hyena_token_table_layers`, `hyena_fp8_emulated_layers`,
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+ `hyena_fp8_emulated_channels` in the config). They load like any other converted
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+ checkpoint. The 1B's table variant is built by
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+ `evo2_flash.convert.build_token_table_checkpoint`; the others come from
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+ `scripts/fp8_surgery.py` in the source repository.
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+
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+ Other `vllm.LLM` arguments pass through with a warning. `dtype`, `tokenizer`,
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+ `skip_tokenizer_init` and `model` cannot be overridden.
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+
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+ ## Checkpoints
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+
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+ `Evo2("evo2_7b")` looks for `$EVO2_VLLM_CACHE/evo2_7b_hf`, defaulting to
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+ `$HF_HOME/evo2_vllm`. If that directory is missing, it finds the vortex `.pt` the way evo2
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+ does, downloading the HF snapshot if absent, and converts it once with
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+ `evo2_flash.convert.convert_checkpoint`. The vortex configs ship in
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+ `evo2_flash/evo2_configs/`, so evo2 and vortex need not be installed. 40B's `.pt.part0/.part1`
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+ shards are read in place.
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+
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+ You can also pass a converted directory, `Evo2("/path/to/evo2_7b_hf")`, or a finetuned
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+ vortex `.pt`, `Evo2("evo2_7b", local_path="ft.pt")`. Checkpoints converted by
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+ `vllm_evo2` load unchanged.
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+
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+ Names: `evo2_7b`, `evo2_7b_262k`, `evo2_7b_base`, `evo2_7b_microviridae`, `evo2_1b_base`,
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+ `evo2_20b`, `evo2_40b`, `evo2_40b_base` (`evo2_flash.MODEL_NAMES`).
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+
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+ ## GPUs without FP8 tensor cores
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+
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+ On sm < 8.9 (A100, RTX 3090, A40), vLLM serves the fp8 in_proj as weight-only Marlin.
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+ That works for the 7B, which scores 2.5-3.8e-4 on the gate on an A100 and an RTX 3090.
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+ The stock 1B, however, depends on Hopper's FP8 rounding in block 0 and loses all signal
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+ there: gate loss 0.805 against the authors' 0.502. `Evo2(...)` handles this through
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+ `checkpoint_for_this_gpu`:
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+
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+ - **1B and 20B:** the published checkpoints carry a `surgery/` sidecar. On these GPUs
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+ `Evo2(...)` builds the FP8-free form from it once into the checkpoint cache, and it
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+ passes the strict gate. `fp8_mode="surgery"` forces that form on any GPU.
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+ - **A 1B converted locally** (no sidecar): swapped for its token-table variant, built
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+ once (about 20 s).
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+ - **A 20B without a sidecar, and the 40B:** raise with instructions.
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+ - **every 7B, and any surgery checkpoint:** used unchanged, as on sm_89+.
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+
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+ `EVO2_FP8_FALLBACK=off` keeps the stock checkpoint (diagnostics). On 24 GB cards such
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+ as the L4, CFG sizes its admission waves to what the KV cache holds.
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+
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+ ## Limitations
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+
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+ - One GPU per model. Tensor parallelism is not supported, because Hyena channels are
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+ interleaved per triple, and pipeline parallelism is not supported either.
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+ - Trained draft heads exist for 7B and 20B only.
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+
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+ ## Third-party code
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+
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+ - `evo2_flash/triton_hcl.py`: the fused modal-filter kernel, vendored from
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+ [Zymrael/vortex](https://github.com/Zymrael/vortex) (Apache-2.0).
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+ - `evo2_flash/evo2_configs/*.yml`: the model configs from evo2 0.6.0 (Apache-2.0).
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+ - `evo2_flash/test/data/prompts.csv`: evo2's test sequences (Apache-2.0).
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+ # evo2_flash
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+
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+ Evo 2 (StripedHyena2) on vLLM, with a drop-in replacement for `evo2.Evo2`. Evo2_flash supports more accessible genomic ICL across diverse biological systems.
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+
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+ ## Requirements and install
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+
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+ - vLLM **0.26.0**, the `+cu129` wheel (the PyPI default is cu130), with torch 2.11 and
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+ Python 3.12. vLLM is not a declared dependency, so install it first.
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+ - One GPU; the numbers below are from H100/H200. The fp8 input projections that the 1B,
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+ 7B, 20B and 40B checkpoints ship with run as fp8 GEMMs on sm_89+ (L4, L40S, H100,
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+ H200). Older GPUs (A100, RTX 3090, A40) need the fallback described under
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+ [GPUs without FP8 tensor cores](#gpus-without-fp8-tensor-cores). 40B needs an H200,
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+ or fp8 weights on an H100.
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ # vLLM 0.26.0, CUDA 12.9 build: runs on CUDA 12 and CUDA 13 drivers.
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+ # (PyPI's default vllm build is CUDA 13 and cannot use the GPU on a CUDA 12 driver.)
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+ pip install "https://github.com/vllm-project/vllm/releases/download/v0.26.0/vllm-0.26.0+cu129-cp38-abi3-manylinux_2_28_x86_64.whl" \
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+ --extra-index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu129
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+ pip install evo2-flash # registers the plugin via the vllm.general_plugins entry point
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+ export VLLM_ENABLE_V1_MULTIPROCESSING=0 # Evo2 sets this itself; the API needs the engine in-process
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+ ```
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+
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+ `dtype="bfloat16"` is mandatory: Evo 2's residual stream reaches ~1e12, and fp16 gives NaN.
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+
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+ ### Check the install
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ python -m evo2_flash.test.test_evo2 --model_name evo2_7b
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+ ```
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+
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+ This is Evo 2's own correctness test (`python -m evo2.test.test_evo2`), run through
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+ evo2_flash. It scores four sequences and passes, with exit code 0, when the mean loss is
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+ within 1e-3 of the value the Evo 2 authors published. On one H100 the delta is 2.92e-4
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+ for `evo2_7b` and 4.96e-4 for `evo2_1b_base`. Each run takes about a minute once the
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+ checkpoint is converted. `--local_path` points it at a converted directory, and
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+ `--kv_cache_dtype fp8` checks the fp8 KV cache, with a tolerance of 5e-3 (H100,
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+ `evo2_7b`: 9.31e-4).
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+
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+ ## Quick start
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+
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+ ```python
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+ # from evo2 import Evo2
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+ from evo2_flash import Evo2
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+
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+ model = Evo2("evo2_7b")
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+ scores = model.score_sequences(seqs) # mean log-likelihood per sequence
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+ out = model.generate(prompts, n_tokens=500, temperature=1.0, top_k=4)
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+ out.sequences, out.logprobs_mean
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+ logits, emb = model(input_ids, return_embeddings=True, layer_names=["blocks.28.mlp.l3"])
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+ ```
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+
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+ Pass a whole prompt list in one call. vLLM batches ragged lengths continuously, and a
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+ repeated prompt's prefill is shared through the prefix cache.
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+
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+ Lower level, with plain `vllm.LLM`. The tokenizer is byte-level, so token ids are UTF-8
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+ bytes:
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+
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+ ```python
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+ import evo2_flash; evo2_flash.register() # not needed once pip-installed
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+ from vllm import LLM, SamplingParams
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+ from vllm.inputs import TokensPrompt
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+
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+ llm = LLM(model="/path/to/evo2_7b_hf", skip_tokenizer_init=True, dtype="bfloat16",
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+ enable_prefix_caching=True, max_num_seqs=128)
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+ outs = llm.generate([TokensPrompt(prompt_token_ids=list(b"ACGT..."))],
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+ SamplingParams(max_tokens=500, temperature=1.0, top_k=4,
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+ ignore_eos=True, detokenize=False)) # EOD is id 0
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+ bytes(outs[0].outputs[0].token_ids).decode("ascii", "replace")
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+ ```
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+
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+ `evo2_flash.api.engine_kwargs(ckpt)` returns the validated engine configuration that
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+ `Evo2` uses. On a GPU without FP8 tensor cores, pass the checkpoint through
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+ `evo2_flash.api.checkpoint_for_this_gpu(path)` first. `Evo2` does this itself, but a
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+ plain `LLM` does not.
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+
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+ ## Drop-in replacement for evo2.Evo2
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+
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+ | evo2 | evo2_flash | difference |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | `Evo2(name, local_path=None, use_kernels=False)` | same | `local_path` may also be a converted dir; `use_kernels` ignored |
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+ | `model.tokenizer` (`CharLevelTokenizer(512)`) | same semantics | `tokenize` returns `int`s, not `np.uint8` |
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+ | `score_sequences(seqs, batch_size, prepend_bos, reduce_method, average_reverse_complement)` | same | one vLLM call; log-softmax in fp32 (evo2: bf16) |
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+ | `generate(prompt_seqs, n_tokens, temperature, top_k, top_p, batched, cached_generation, verbose, force_prompt_threshold)` | same, + `seed=`, `prime_prefix_cache=`, CFG arguments | one vLLM call; `temperature=0` is greedy; `logits` lazy |
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+ | `forward(input_ids, return_embeddings, layer_names)` / `model(...)` | same | vortex names mapped (table below); outputs on the GPU |
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+ | `model.model` (vortex `StripedHyena`) | `model.model` (`StripedHyena2ForCausalLM`) | plugin module names; use `layer_names` for vortex names |
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+
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+ Semantic differences, all deliberate or unavoidable:
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+
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+ - **Scoring.** All sequences go into one vLLM call, so `batch_size` has no effect. Scores
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+ match evo2's `batch_size=1`. evo2 with `batch_size>1`, ragged lengths and
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+ `prepend_bos=False` also scores one spurious pad position for each shorter sequence.
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+ `score_sequences` requests prompt logprobs, which turns off the prefix-cache read.
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+ - **Sampling.** Matches vortex `sample()`, and `top_k=1` is argmax at any temperature.
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+ `top_k<=0` means the whole vocabulary, and `top_p<=0` or `>=1` turns top-p off.
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+ `temperature=0` with `top_k!=1` is greedy here, whereas vortex divides by zero. With
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+ `seed=s`, request i uses seed `s+i` and reproduces exactly.
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+ - **Length / EOS.** Every prompt gets exactly `n_tokens`, and EOD does not stop
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+ generation, as in evo2. `logprobs_mean` is the mean log-probability of the sampled
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+ tokens under the raw, untempered distribution. `batched`, `cached_generation` and
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+ `force_prompt_threshold` are accepted but do nothing.
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+ - **`GenerationOutput.logits`** has vortex's layout. It is computed on first access by
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+ one extra prefill over prompt + completion, so the values are prefill logits. They
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+ agree with decode-time logits to bf16 precision. Extra fields: `token_ids` and
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+ `num_cached_tokens`.
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+ - **forward().** Each row of `input_ids` is an independent causal sequence, and pad ids
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+ are ordinary tokens. Logits come back bf16 `(B, L, 512)`. CUDA graphs are switched off
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+ for these steps only, because a replayed graph does not run Python hooks.
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+
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+ `layer_names` takes vortex module names (native names such as `model.layers.3.mixer` are
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+ also accepted):
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+
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+ | vortex name | plugin module (hooked tensor) |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | `embedding_layer` | `model.embed_tokens` |
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+ | `blocks.N` | `model.layers.N` (residual stream after block N) |
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+ | `blocks.N.pre_norm`, `blocks.N.post_norm` | `model.layers.N.{pre,post}_norm` |
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+ | `blocks.N.mlp`, `blocks.N.mlp.l3` | `model.layers.N.mlp` / `.mlp.l3` (MLP output, before the residual add) |
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+ | `blocks.N.mlp.l1`, `blocks.N.mlp.l2` | `model.layers.N.mlp.l1` / `.l2` (before the gate) |
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+ | `blocks.N.projections` (Hyena) | `model.layers.N.mixer.in_proj` (3H, fp8 GEMM output) |
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+ | `blocks.N.filter` (Hyena) | **input** of `model.layers.N.mixer.out_proj` (gated Hyena output) |
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+ | `blocks.N.out_filter_dense` (Hyena) | `model.layers.N.mixer.out_proj` (mixer output, before the residual add) |
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+ | `blocks.N.inner_mha_cls`, `.inner_mha_cls.out_proj` (attention) | `model.layers.N.mixer` / `.mixer.o_proj` |
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+ | `norm` | `model.norm` |
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+ | `unembed` | the returned logits |
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+
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+ The following names raise `ValueError`:
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+ - `inner_mha_cls.Wqkv`, because the converter permutes its rows
129
+ - rotary, inner-attention and HyenaCascade internals
130
+ - a Hyena name used on an attention block, and the reverse
131
+
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+
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+ ## Options
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+
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+ | `Evo2(...)` argument | effect |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | `kv_cache_dtype="fp8"` | 2x KV capacity. Lossy: moves the upstream gate by 1.2-1.8e-3 (7B/20B/40B) |
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+ | `quantization="fp8"` (engine override) | fp8 weights: 2.2e-3 (40B) / 2.95e-3 (7B) on the gate; fits 40B on one 80 GB GPU |
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+ | `speculative=<head dir>` | a trained EAGLE/EAGLE-3 draft head, K=3, probabilistic drafting: 1.3-1.7x at 7B, 1.3-2.0x at 20B |
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+ | `cfg=True` | installs the classifier-free-guidance logits processor, enabling `generate(..., guidance=w)` |
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+ | `max_model_len`, `gpu_memory_utilization` (0.85), `cache_dir` | engine sizing and the checkpoint cache |
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+
143
+ Classifier-free guidance computes `guided = l_cond + w * (l_cond - l_base)`. The baseline
144
+ is `baseline_prompt` (`cfg_type="uncond"`) or `negative_prompts[i]` (`cfg_type="negative"`),
145
+ and `dna_only=True` restricts sampling to A/C/G/T. CFG and speculative decoding are mutually
146
+ exclusive, because vLLM rejects custom logits processors under speculation.
147
+
148
+ fp8-surgery checkpoints run without fp8 GEMMs. In these checkpoints block 0 is served
149
+ from an exact token table, and optionally some Hyena layers emulate Hopper fp8
150
+ accumulation (`hyena_token_table_layers`, `hyena_fp8_emulated_layers`,
151
+ `hyena_fp8_emulated_channels` in the config). They load like any other converted
152
+ checkpoint. The 1B's table variant is built by
153
+ `evo2_flash.convert.build_token_table_checkpoint`; the others come from
154
+ `scripts/fp8_surgery.py` in the source repository.
155
+
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+ Other `vllm.LLM` arguments pass through with a warning. `dtype`, `tokenizer`,
157
+ `skip_tokenizer_init` and `model` cannot be overridden.
158
+
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+ ## Checkpoints
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+
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+ `Evo2("evo2_7b")` looks for `$EVO2_VLLM_CACHE/evo2_7b_hf`, defaulting to
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+ `$HF_HOME/evo2_vllm`. If that directory is missing, it finds the vortex `.pt` the way evo2
163
+ does, downloading the HF snapshot if absent, and converts it once with
164
+ `evo2_flash.convert.convert_checkpoint`. The vortex configs ship in
165
+ `evo2_flash/evo2_configs/`, so evo2 and vortex need not be installed. 40B's `.pt.part0/.part1`
166
+ shards are read in place.
167
+
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+ You can also pass a converted directory, `Evo2("/path/to/evo2_7b_hf")`, or a finetuned
169
+ vortex `.pt`, `Evo2("evo2_7b", local_path="ft.pt")`. Checkpoints converted by
170
+ `vllm_evo2` load unchanged.
171
+
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+ Names: `evo2_7b`, `evo2_7b_262k`, `evo2_7b_base`, `evo2_7b_microviridae`, `evo2_1b_base`,
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+ `evo2_20b`, `evo2_40b`, `evo2_40b_base` (`evo2_flash.MODEL_NAMES`).
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+
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+ ## GPUs without FP8 tensor cores
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+
177
+ On sm < 8.9 (A100, RTX 3090, A40), vLLM serves the fp8 in_proj as weight-only Marlin.
178
+ That works for the 7B, which scores 2.5-3.8e-4 on the gate on an A100 and an RTX 3090.
179
+ The stock 1B, however, depends on Hopper's FP8 rounding in block 0 and loses all signal
180
+ there: gate loss 0.805 against the authors' 0.502. `Evo2(...)` handles this through
181
+ `checkpoint_for_this_gpu`:
182
+
183
+ - **1B and 20B:** the published checkpoints carry a `surgery/` sidecar. On these GPUs
184
+ `Evo2(...)` builds the FP8-free form from it once into the checkpoint cache, and it
185
+ passes the strict gate. `fp8_mode="surgery"` forces that form on any GPU.
186
+ - **A 1B converted locally** (no sidecar): swapped for its token-table variant, built
187
+ once (about 20 s).
188
+ - **A 20B without a sidecar, and the 40B:** raise with instructions.
189
+ - **every 7B, and any surgery checkpoint:** used unchanged, as on sm_89+.
190
+
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+ `EVO2_FP8_FALLBACK=off` keeps the stock checkpoint (diagnostics). On 24 GB cards such
192
+ as the L4, CFG sizes its admission waves to what the KV cache holds.
193
+
194
+ ## Limitations
195
+
196
+ - One GPU per model. Tensor parallelism is not supported, because Hyena channels are
197
+ interleaved per triple, and pipeline parallelism is not supported either.
198
+ - Trained draft heads exist for 7B and 20B only.
199
+
200
+ ## Third-party code
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+
202
+ - `evo2_flash/triton_hcl.py`: the fused modal-filter kernel, vendored from
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+ [Zymrael/vortex](https://github.com/Zymrael/vortex) (Apache-2.0).
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+ - `evo2_flash/evo2_configs/*.yml`: the model configs from evo2 0.6.0 (Apache-2.0).
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+ - `evo2_flash/test/data/prompts.csv`: evo2's test sequences (Apache-2.0).