onnxruntime/orttraining/tools/ci_test/compare_huggingface.py
Suffian Khan e758870b18
Upgrade ROCm CI pipeline for ROCm 4.3.1 and permit run inside container (#9070)
* try to run inside 4.3.1 container

* no \ in container run command

* remove networking options

* try with adding video render groups

* add job to build docker image

* try without 1st stage

* change alpha, beta to float

* try adding service connection

* retain huggingface directory

* static video and render gid

* use runtime expression for variables

* install torch-ort

* pin sacrebleu==1.5.1

* update curves for rocm 4.3.1

* try again

* disable determinism and only check tail of loss curve and with a much larger threshold of 0.05

* disable RoBERTa due to high run variablity on ROCm 4.3.1

* put reduction unit tests back in
2021-09-15 12:32:02 -07:00

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import sys
import json
import collections
actual = sys.argv[1]
expect = sys.argv[2]
with open(actual) as file_actual:
json_actual = json.loads(file_actual.read())
with open(expect) as file_expect:
json_expect = json.loads(file_expect.read())
def almost_equal(x, y, threshold=0.05):
return abs(x-y) < threshold
# loss curve tail match
loss_tail_length = 4
loss_tail_matches = collections.deque(maxlen=loss_tail_length)
logged_steps = len(json_actual['steps'])
for i in range(logged_steps):
step_actual = json_actual['steps'][i]
step_expect = json_expect['steps'][i]
is_match = step_actual['step'] == step_expect['step']
is_match = is_match if almost_equal(step_actual['loss'], step_expect['loss']) else False
loss_tail_matches.append(is_match)
print('step {} loss actual {:.6f} expected {:.6f} match {}'.format(
step_actual['step'], step_actual['loss'], step_expect['loss'],
is_match if logged_steps - i <= loss_tail_length else 'n/a'))
success = all(loss_tail_matches)
# performance match
threshold = 0.97
is_performant = json_actual['samples_per_second'] >= threshold*json_expect['samples_per_second']
success = success if is_performant else False
print('samples_per_second actual {:.3f} expected {:.3f} in-range {}'.format(
json_actual['samples_per_second'], json_expect['samples_per_second'], is_performant))
assert(success)