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Both overrides carried their own deletion condition: remove once the clone
difference holds at zero on CI, which the bit-identity check no longer running
BETWEEN the two forwards was expected to achieve. This is that removal, so CI
answers the question instead of the tolerance hiding it.
The two fixtures are not the same case, and the arithmetic says so. With the
float family defaults (relative 1.3e-6, absolute 1e-5):
StyDiff, |expected| = 0.0918
default allowance 1.0119e-5
with the override 1.1377e-5
observed failure 1.2934e-5 -- exceeded BOTH, so the override never
addressed the failure it was added for.
InstantStyle, magnitude 4.63
default allowance 1.602e-5
with the override 7.945e-5
observed failure 1.86e-5 -- load-bearing: removing it restores the
exact failing condition.
So this is a real probe, not a formality. Locally both classes pass 26/26, but
this machine is AVX2 and the divergence has never reproduced on AVX2, so that
run is a dead control and proves only that the change compiles and does not
regress here. CI is the instrument.
If InstantStyle goes red, the on-failure diagnostic now reports the numeric
environment alongside the measurement, which is the evidence that has been
missing. The findings each comment held are kept in the comments rather than
deleted with the override.
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Both tolerance overrides are now removed and both decisive shards are green:
StyDiffModelTests.Clone_ShouldProduceIdenticalOutput passed in 5.52s (Diffusion
Step-Sync, 65/65) and InstantStyleModelTests.Clone_ShouldProduceIdenticalOutput
passed in 133 ms (Diffusion D-I, 247/247).
That green is weaker evidence than it looks, and this commit is why. Grepping
the 20,915-line D-I job log for Avx512, VectorBitWidth, model name, Xeon, EPYC
or a cpuinfo flags line returns nothing at all, because
DescribeNumericEnvironment reported only DeterministicMode, engine and
ProcessorCount -- no ISA -- and ran only from the failure path. The AVX-512
kernel is the one this divergence turns on (SimdGemm.SgemmWithCachedB abandons
its cached path outright when Avx512Sgemm.CanUse) and every local reproduction
has been on AVX2, where the difference measures exactly zero. So a passing run
has never been distinguishable from a run that never exercised the suspect path.
Two changes:
- DescribeVectorIsa() adds Avx512F.IsSupported, Avx2.IsSupported and
Vector<float>.Count. The last is included because
DOTNET_PreferredVectorBitWidth can narrow the selected width on hardware
that still reports Avx512F.IsSupported = true -- which is also why
DOTNET_EnableAVX512F=0 turned out to be a no-op on GitHub runners.
Guarded #if NET8_0_OR_GREATER: the test project multi-targets
net10.0;net8.0;net471 and System.Runtime.Intrinsics.X86 does not exist on
net471.
- DiffusionNumericEnvironmentBanner.WriteOnce prints the reading once per
process from InitializeAsync, so PASSING shards record it too. It is
non-generic on purpose: a static on DiffusionModelTestBase<TNum> exists once
per closed type and would print for float and again for double. It is called
from InitializeAsync rather than the static constructor because touching
AiDotNetEngine.Current at type-load time would turn any failure into a
TypeInitializationException across every test in the class.
Builds clean on all three target frameworks: 0 errors on net10.0, net8.0 and
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Two review points, both about claiming more than the runs support. The fixture comments in InstantStyleModelTests and StyDiffModelTests said the clone difference "holds at zero on CI" in the present tense before any CI run with the overrides removed had reported. The run has now reported, so each comment states what was actually measured -- Clone_ShouldProduceIdenticalOutput passed in 133 ms in "ModelFamily - Diffusion D-I" (247/247) and in 5.52s in "ModelFamily - Diffusion Step-Sync" (65/65) -- and says plainly that this is one green observation rather than a proof, because the ISA of those runners was not recorded. DescribeVectorIsa's remarks asserted AVX-512 was "the variable the diffusion clone divergence has always turned on". That is a suspicion, not a finding: there has never been a failing AVX-512 reproduction, only one divergence on Linux CI whose ISA nobody captured, against zero divergence on Windows/x64 and on AVX2 Linux. What IS established is narrower and stays: SimdGemm.SgemmWithCachedB abandons its cached path when Avx512Sgemm.CanUse, so the summation order can differ. Other causes -- DeterministicMode flipped by a sibling test, for one -- are equally unexcluded. The banner's remarks are softened the same way. No behaviour change; comments only. Builds clean on net10.0, net8.0 and net471. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Both
CloneOutputRelativeTolerance => 1.5e-5overrides on the diffusion fixtures carried their own deletion condition in comments: remove once the clone difference holds at zero on CI, which the bit-identity check no longer running between the two forwards was expected to achieve. #2175 went green and merged, but it was green with the overrides in place, and the clone diagnostic only prints on failure — so nothing has actually tested that condition. This removal makes CI answer it.The two fixtures are not the same case
With the float family defaults (
DiffusionModelTestBase: relative1.3e-6, absolute1e-5), andallowed = abs + rel * |expected|:StyDiff's override never addressed the failure it was added for. InstantStyle's is load-bearing: removing it restores the exact failing condition. So this is a real probe, not a formality.
What local verification is worth here
Both classes pass 26/26 locally on
net10.0. That is a dead control — this machine is AVX2, and the divergence has never reproduced on AVX2 (8 solo and 3 full-shard runs at zero, plus a 4-core AVX2 Linux container running the real shard config). It proves the change compiles and does not regress here, nothing more. CI is the instrument.If it goes red
That is a useful outcome, not a setback: the on-failure diagnostic that landed in #2175 reports the numeric environment alongside the measurement, which is the evidence this investigation has lacked.
Worth recording about the AVX-512 experiment, run
35471995234: it never produced a verdict. It was killed at 86s with exit code 143 and "The runner has received a shutdown signal" — evicted by a concurrency group, not a genuine failure. It did establish one thing before dying:DOTNET_EnableAVX512F=0is a no-op on GitHub runners (Avx512F.IsSupported=Truein both the default and the "disabled" arm). The toggle that actually moves the reading isDOTNET_PreferredVectorBitWidth=256. Any re-run of that experiment should use it.The findings each comment held are kept in the comments rather than deleted along with the override.
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