fix: slicer OOB nondeterminism; perf: F-6 pool-only estimator, batched mel FFT; docs - #15
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silence_end was clamped with min(n_frames, silence_start+max_sil_kept), so the trailing-silence argmin could read rms[n_frames] — one past the end of the 0..n_frames-1 vector. That uninitialised heap value decided the cut position run-to-run (e.g. 452 vs 501 -> 9.04 s vs 10.0 s chunks), which made every downstream stage nondeterministic (~25% of runs flipped the first-note boundary) despite the whole pipeline being single-thread deterministic. Clamp to n_frames-1. Verified: 10/10 runs now produce identical chunk length + note list (was alternating 9.04 s/10.0 s and 4/5 notes).
The estimator's last JEBF layer produces only pool_logits — the x stream has no consumer, and ggml already DCE'd its FFN2/CgMLP. The joint attention was still computing all S = N + T query rows in one flash_attn_ext node. Run the last layer pool-only: - joint_attention(pool_only): queries restricted to the N pool rows (k/v stay full S), rope positions truncated to N, mask view of the first N rows (contiguous copy), no x-side split/linear. - pjac(pool_only): skip the x-side CgMLP + merge entirely. - jebf_block(pool_only): skip FFN2_x; FFN1_x is KEPT because the x stream still feeds the attention keys. - build_estimator_graph: last layer uses pool_only=true. Numerically identical: attention rows are independent; verified pool_only on/off outputs are bit-identical. Estimator graph nodes 737 -> 733 (the real win is the flash_attn work: S query rows -> N, and the x-side FFN/CgMLP chain dropping out). Verified: CPU/Vulkan/CUDA MATCH at nsteps=1/8; RNG-replay vs PyTorch stable 75% 1-1 with pitch delta 0 (ggml's 3 notes all align; PyTorch has one extra edge note) once the slicer OOB fix made runs deterministic.
Each worker now runs its frame stripe as ONE 2-D r2c ({n_fft, block},
FFT along axis 0) instead of one r2c call per frame. pocketfft builds
its twiddle table per call, so batching amortises that over the whole
stripe; the non-FFT axis is only iterated, so per-frame results are
identical (verified: output note list bit-identical to the per-frame
build, RNG-replay vs PyTorch 100% 1-1 with pitch delta 0).
Since 8a667b9 the device-side DBCache decision removed the GPU host round-trip and the cache is enabled by default on all backends (0.25). The README/README_CN still said 'on CPU'.
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This repository does not receive automatic reviews because it has fewer than 10 stars. ⚙️ Run configurationConfiguration used: defaults Review profile: CHILL Plan: Pro Plus Run ID: 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds pool-only execution for the final JEBF layer, batches mel FFT processing, fixes a trailing-silence frame bound, and updates DBCache documentation for all backends. ChangesPool-only JEBF execution
Batched mel FFT processing
Slicer boundary and documentation updates
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR improves deterministic slicing and performance while preserving reported outputs. It is mergeable with owner awareness that both README files should be aligned with the all-backend DBCache default to avoid misleading users. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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EstimatorGraph->>jebf_block: enable pool_only for the final JEBF layer
jebf_block->>pjac: pass pool_only
pjac->>joint_attention: pass pool_only with pool and x streams
joint_attention->>joint_attention: query pool rows and retain full keys/values
joint_attention-->>pjac: return pool output with no x output
pjac-->>jebf_block: return pool-only result
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133-138: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winProtect the boundary fix with a focused regression test.
If no dedicated test exists, add a waveform with terminal silence that enters this branch. Run it under ASan/UBSan and repeat the slice operation to verify stable chunk boundaries. The supplied
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 181-187: Update the conflicting GPU-off DBCache statements: in
README.md lines 189-191 and README_CN.md lines 165-166, remove or rewrite them
so both localized READMEs consistently state that cross-step DBCache is enabled
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In `@src/cli/slicer.cpp`:
- Around line 133-138: The boundary fix for silence_end in the slicer must have
a focused regression test covering terminal silence through this branch. Extend
the relevant CLI test coverage, such as the waveform cases in test_cli.cpp, with
terminal silence; run the slice operation repeatedly under ASan/UBSan and assert
stable chunk boundaries across runs.
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| For `--nsteps > 1`, a cross-step DBCache is **on by default on every | ||
| backend** (threshold 0.25, front blocks 1, warmup 1): when the segmenter's | ||
| front-block residual between consecutive D3PM steps is below the | ||
| threshold, the tail blocks are skipped and the previous step's tail delta | ||
| is reused — a near-lossless approximation (~0.2–0.3 cents pitch drift, no | ||
| note-count change in the ablation) that cuts nsteps=8 segmenter wall time | ||
| roughly in half. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Keep both localized READMEs consistent with the runtime default.
The changed text correctly states that DBCache is enabled by default on every backend, but both files retain a conflicting GPU-off paragraph.
- README.md#L181-L187: remove or rewrite the GPU-default paragraph at Lines 189-191.
- README_CN.md#L161-L161: remove or rewrite the GPU-default paragraph at Lines 165-166.
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In `@README.md` around lines 181 - 187, Update the conflicting GPU-off DBCache
statements: in README.md lines 189-191 and README_CN.md lines 165-166, remove or
rewrite them so both localized READMEs consistently state that cross-step
DBCache is enabled by default on every backend for --nsteps > 1.
pocketfft's stride_t is std::vector<ptrdiff_t>; the initializer list passed sizeof() results (size_t), which clang rejects as -Wc++11-narrowing (MSVC accepted it) — this broke the macos metal builds. Cast explicitly to ptrdiff_t. Also remove the unused esize in joint_attention's non-pool-only split (clang -Wunused-variable; the view offsets already carry element size via nb[1]).
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Fixed the macos build failure: the batched mel FFT passed sizeof() (size_t) into pocketfft's stride_t (std::vector<ptrdiff_t>) initializer — clang rejects that as -Wc++11-narrowing while MSVC accepted it. Explicit ptrdiff_t casts added. Also dropped an unused esize in joint_attention that clang flagged. |
Both READMEs still carried the pre-8a667b9 note that DBCache defaults off on GPU backends because of host round-trip regressions; the device-side decision removed that, and it is now on by default on every backend.
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Fixed the remaining README inconsistency: removed the stale 'GPU defaults off' paragraphs (pre-8a667b9) in both README.md and README_CN.md — DBCache is now on by default on every backend. |
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Summary
Four commits on top of the merged PR #14:
Verification (deterministic now)
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