feat: add --inclusive-tpot support to estimate and recommend modes - #1579
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WalkthroughThe change adds inclusive TPOT calculation and exposes it through CLI and API modes. Displayed and saved results can use the transformed value. SLA filtering and internal calculations continue to use inter-token latency. Documentation and unit tests cover the option. ChangesInclusive TPOT presentation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change adds inclusive TPOT formatting across estimate and recommend workflows, but merge should proceed with owner awareness that invalid output lengths may produce incorrect scalar results and the documentation may overstate transformation of saved estimate CSV files. Poem
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871-875: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winClarify saved-CSV behavior by mode.
Estimate mode changes terminal output only. Default, exp, and recommend modes also apply the transformation to saved CSV files. The current sentence incorrectly claims saved-CSV support for estimate mode.
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- The flag is available in default, exp, estimate, and recommend modes. It only affects terminal output and saved CSV — SLA filtering always uses inter-token latency. + The flag is available in default, exp, estimate, and recommend modes. It affects terminal output in all four modes and saved CSV files in default, exp, and recommend modes. SLA filtering always uses inter-token latency.As per path instructions,
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tests/unit/cli/test_cli_workflow.py (1)
830-854: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd invalid-
oslcoverage.The scalar tests cover valid edge cases but do not lock the behavior for zero or negative
osl. Add parameterized coverage after the helper rejects non-positive values.Proposed test
class TestInclusiveTpotScalar: """Unit tests for get_inclusive_tpot scalar transformation.""" + `@pytest.mark.parametrize`("osl", [0, -1]) + def test_non_positive_osl_rejected(self, osl): + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="osl"): + get_inclusive_tpot(ttft=500.0, tpot=20.0, osl=osl) + def test_formula(self):As per path instructions, tests must cover changed behavior rather than only the happy path.
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In `@src/aiconfigurator/cli/main.py`:
- Around line 2749-2755: Update the EPD estimate flow so --inclusive-tpot is
either applied to the TPOT reported by _run_estimate_epd and its row["tpot"]
logging, or the option is explicitly rejected when --enable-epd is active;
ensure _run_estimate_mode passes or validates the setting before returning to
the EPD path, while preserving existing non-EPD behavior.
In `@src/aiconfigurator/cli/report_and_save.py`:
- Around line 46-67: Update get_inclusive_tpot to validate that osl is greater
than zero before calculating the result; raise ValueError with a clear message
for zero or negative values, while preserving the existing formula for valid
osl.
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Outside diff comments:
In `@docs/cli_user_guide.md`:
- Around line 871-875: Update the “Inclusive TPOT reporting” documentation to
state that estimate mode changes terminal output only, while default, exp, and
recommend modes apply the transformation to saved CSV files; retain that SLA
filtering always uses inter-token latency.
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In `@tests/unit/cli/test_cli_workflow.py`:
- Around line 830-854: Add parameterized invalid-input coverage to
TestInclusiveTpotScalar for zero and negative osl values, asserting
get_inclusive_tpot rejects each non-positive value with the established
exception behavior after validation is implemented.
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| def get_inclusive_tpot( | ||
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| """Compute inclusive TPOT from TTFT, TPOT, and OSL. | ||
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| Inclusive TPOT spreads TTFT cost across all output tokens: | ||
| inclusive_tpot = (ttft + tpot * (osl - 1)) / osl | ||
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| This matches the end-to-end per-token latency reported by GuideLLM and other | ||
| benchmarking tools, making predicted values directly comparable to measurements. | ||
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| ttft: Time to first token (ms). | ||
| tpot: Time per output token (ms). | ||
| osl: Output sequence length. | ||
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| Inclusive TPOT in ms. | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reject non-positive osl before dividing.
get_inclusive_tpot(..., osl=0) raises ZeroDivisionError, and a negative osl produces an invalid result. Validate osl > 0 and raise ValueError with a clear message.
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def get_inclusive_tpot(
ttft: float,
tpot: float,
osl: int,
) -> float:
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Returns:
Inclusive TPOT in ms.
"""
+ if osl <= 0:
+ raise ValueError("osl must be greater than 0")
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| def get_inclusive_tpot( | |
| ttft: float, | |
| tpot: float, | |
| osl: int, | |
| ) -> float: | |
| """Compute inclusive TPOT from TTFT, TPOT, and OSL. | |
| Inclusive TPOT spreads TTFT cost across all output tokens: | |
| inclusive_tpot = (ttft + tpot * (osl - 1)) / osl | |
| This matches the end-to-end per-token latency reported by GuideLLM and other | |
| benchmarking tools, making predicted values directly comparable to measurements. | |
| Args: | |
| ttft: Time to first token (ms). | |
| tpot: Time per output token (ms). | |
| osl: Output sequence length. | |
| Returns: | |
| Inclusive TPOT in ms. | |
| """ | |
| return (ttft + tpot * (osl - 1)) / osl | |
| def get_inclusive_tpot( | |
| ttft: float, | |
| tpot: float, | |
| osl: int, | |
| ) -> float: | |
| """Compute inclusive TPOT from TTFT, TPOT, and OSL. | |
| Inclusive TPOT spreads TTFT cost across all output tokens: | |
| inclusive_tpot = (ttft + tpot * (osl - 1)) / osl | |
| This matches the end-to-end per-token latency reported by GuideLLM and other | |
| benchmarking tools, making predicted values directly comparable to measurements. | |
| Args: | |
| ttft: Time to first token (ms). | |
| tpot: Time per output token (ms). | |
| osl: Output sequence length. | |
| Returns: | |
| Inclusive TPOT in ms. | |
| """ | |
| if osl <= 0: | |
| raise ValueError("osl must be greater than 0") | |
| return (ttft + tpot * (osl - 1)) / osl |
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In `@src/aiconfigurator/cli/report_and_save.py` around lines 46 - 67, Update
get_inclusive_tpot to validate that osl is greater than zero before calculating
the result; raise ValueError with a clear message for zero or negative values,
while preserving the existing formula for valid osl.
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Re: EPD mode not applying inclusive TPOT Fixed in commit The transformation is only applied when both # Apply inclusive TPOT transformation if requested
if getattr(args, "inclusive_tpot", False) and "tpot" in row and "ttft" in row:
from aiconfigurator.cli.report_and_save import get_inclusive_tpot
row["tpot"] = get_inclusive_tpot(row["ttft"], row["tpot"], args.osl)All EPD tests continue to pass. |
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Re: Missing validation for This is intentional. During adversarial review, we removed all validation from Rationale ("fail naturally" philosophy):
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What this PR does
This PR extends inclusive-TPOT reporting to estimate and recommend CLI modes and exposes the same option through the default, recommend, and experiment Python APIs. It adds a scalar conversion helper, threads the flag through display and save paths, covers EPD estimate output, and documents the new modes.
The output-only separation is thoughtfully preserved for SLA filtering, and the implementation explicitly covers the EPD estimate path while adding focused parsing and formula tests.
Why this score
The packet is blocked because the mandatory Claude Fable lane could not verify that claude-fable-5 served the request; only fallback Haiku and Sonnet models were observed. Independently, Codex confirmed that returned Python API data remains raw despite the new inclusive-TPOT contract and that cli_exp now forces completion-order-dependent parallel execution. Those candidate findings are preserved below but are not selected for posting from this blocked packet.
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Please make inclusive_tpot=True observable in the returned CLIResult, not only in terminal logging and saved CSVs. _execute_tasks keeps best_configs and pareto_fronts raw and uses this flag only inside log_final_summary; this wrapper then returns those raw frames unchanged. A focused probe returned TPOT 20.0 with the flag enabled, even though the new examples promise transformed result.best_configs. That makes the new option a no-op for a Python caller without save_dir. Please transform output copies before returning (while ensuring save_results does not apply the formula a second time), or revise the API surface and documentation if raw return values are intentional.
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Please remove the new unconditional parallel_experiments=True here, or expose it as a separately designed opt-in. Before this PR, cli_exp() executed in declaration order, and the CLI exp path still does. In parallel mode _execute_tasks inserts results as futures complete and uses dictionary order to break equal-throughput ties; a focused two-task probe changed chosen_exp from the declared first experiment to the experiment that finished first. This alters existing cli_exp() behavior even when inclusive_tpot=False. Preserve the previous execution policy for this feature, and handle parallel execution separately with deterministic ordering and coverage if it is desired.
Extends the --inclusive-tpot flag (originally added for default and exp modes in commit 30d7139) to estimate and recommend modes. This enables users to get benchmark-comparable TPOT values across all CLI modes and Python API functions. **Changes:** 1. **Core utilities** (src/aiconfigurator/cli/report_and_save.py): - Added get_inclusive_tpot() for scalar transformations - Complements existing _apply_inclusive_tpot() for DataFrames 2. **Estimate mode** (src/aiconfigurator/cli/main.py): - Added --inclusive-tpot CLI argument - Transform display TPOT before printing (presentation layer only) - Handles all estimate submodes: agg, disagg, afd, static, static_ctx, static_gen 3. **Recommend mode** (src/aiconfigurator/cli/api.py, main.py): - Added --inclusive-tpot CLI argument - Threaded flag through: _run_recommend() → cli_recommend() → _execute_and_wrap_result() - Also added to cli_default() and cli_exp() for Python API users - Updated all mock_args for save_results() compatibility 4. **Tests** (tests/unit/cli/): - 10 unit tests for get_inclusive_tpot() scalar utility - 4 argument parsing tests (estimate + recommend modes) - All tests passing (14 new + existing tests) 5. **Documentation** (docs/cli_user_guide.md): - Updated Inclusive TPOT section with estimate and recommend examples **Design principles:** - Output transformation only - never modifies internal calculations - TTFT always unchanged - Formula: (ttft + tpot * (osl - 1)) / osl - Default: False (backward compatible) - All new parameters added at end of function signatures (kwargs-safe) Signed-off-by: Nathan Scott <nathans@redhat.com> Co-authored-by: Rehan Samaratunga <rsamarat@redhat.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Thanks for the careful review — both findings are fair.
Raw returns from So rather than diverge and start transforming the returned frames (which would also make these functions inconsistent with (For the same reason, If you'd still prefer the returned frames be transformed, I'm happy to do it — but wanted to flag the original design decision first so we make that change deliberately rather than as a bug fix. Let me know which you'd like. |
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Overview
Extends the
--inclusive-tpotflag (originally added for default and exp modes in #1141) to estimate and recommend modes, enabling benchmark-comparable TPOT values across all CLI modes and Python API functions.Details
What changed
Core utilities (
src/aiconfigurator/cli/report_and_save.py):get_inclusive_tpot()for scalar transformations_apply_inclusive_tpot()for DataFramesEstimate mode (
src/aiconfigurator/cli/main.py):--inclusive-tpotCLI argumentRecommend mode (
src/aiconfigurator/cli/api.py,main.py):--inclusive-tpotCLI argument_run_recommend()→cli_recommend()→_execute_and_wrap_result()cli_default()andcli_exp()for Python API userssave_results()compatibilityTests (
tests/unit/cli/):get_inclusive_tpot()scalar utilityDocumentation (
docs/cli_user_guide.md):Design principles
(ttft + tpot * (osl - 1)) / oslFalse(backward compatible)Example usage
CLI (estimate mode):
```bash
aiconfigurator cli estimate
--model-path meta-llama/Llama-3.1-8B
--system h100_sxm
--batch-size 128
--inclusive-tpot
```
CLI (recommend mode):
```bash
aiconfigurator cli recommend
--model-path Qwen/Qwen3-32B
--system h200_sxm
--target-request-rate 50
--inclusive-tpot
```
Python API:
```python
from aiconfigurator.cli.api import cli_recommend
result = cli_recommend(
model_path="Qwen/Qwen3-32B",
system="h200_sxm",
target_request_rate=50.0,
inclusive_tpot=True,
)
```
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--inclusive-tpotoption for estimate, recommend, experiment, and default workflows.Documentation