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WalkthroughChangesShared sparse reduction framework
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In `@src/rapids_singlecell/_cuda/aggr/aggr.cu`:
- Around line 135-138: Validate sparse aggregation outputs before deriving
n_groups or launching the kernel: each provided output must be 2-D, have
shape(1) equal to n_genes, and match the dimensions of every other provided
output. Apply this validation in the sparse_aggr setup around the
output-selection logic, preserving the existing n_groups derivation only after
validation succeeds.
In `@src/rapids_singlecell/_cuda/aggr/kernels_aggr.cuh`:
- Around line 75-80: Update AggrOp::zero_outputs and LigrecOp::zero_outputs to
wrap every cudaMemsetAsync call with cuda_check, matching the existing
group-count memset pattern. Preserve the conditional AGGR_SUM, AGGR_COUNT, and
AGGR_SQSUM behavior while ensuring each memset failure is reported immediately.
In `@src/rapids_singlecell/_cuda/hvg/hvg.cu`:
- Line 59: Update both ClipSumOp::add and ClipSumOp::add_global so sparse
clipping propagates NaN when either data or clip_val is NaN, matching the dense
cp.minimum behavior; use a NaN-propagating comparison rather than fmin, while
preserving ordinary clipping for finite values.
- Around line 95-97: In the shared validation used by _hvg_cuda.clip_square_sum
and _spca_cuda.check_zero_genes, validate nnz and CSR structure before launching
reducers: require rank-1 indptr, nonnegative monotonic offsets, a terminal
offset within the data/indices bounds, and reject inconsistent lengths. Add HVG
checks for clip_val, sq_sum, and sum lengths, and require SPCA out.shape(0) ==
num_genes; ensure all invalid inputs are rejected before reducer launches
without relying on column-index range checks.
- Around line 76-77: Update ClipSumOp::zero_outputs to wrap both cudaMemsetAsync
calls with cuda_check, ensuring either reset failure is detected immediately and
prevents minor_reduce from launching the reduction with uncleared outputs.
In `@src/rapids_singlecell/_cuda/mean_var/kernels_mv.cuh`:
- Around line 86-89: The zero_outputs reset path must validate both
cudaMemsetAsync operations before any fallback retry. Update zero_outputs to
wrap each reset call with cuda_check(...), including both means and vars resets,
so minor_reduce stops immediately if either output reset fails.
In `@src/rapids_singlecell/_cuda/mean_var/mean_var.cu`:
- Around line 80-81: Validate the inputs in def_tile_plan before invoking
plan_tiles: reject zero n_rows, zero n_cols, and zero bytes_per_col. Ensure
invalid values are rejected before any planner calculations, while valid inputs
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| const int n_groups = out_sum ? (int)out_sum->shape(0) | ||
| : out_count ? (int)out_count->shape(0) | ||
| : out_sqsum ? (int)out_sqsum->shape(0) | ||
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Validate sparse aggregation output dimensions
All current Python callers allocate outputs as (n_groups, n_genes), but sparse_aggr does not enforce this shape. A flattened output makes shape(0) equal to n_groups * n_genes. The CSR path passes this value to build_grouped_rows; on an unsorted-row retry, AggrOp::zero_outputs then computes an oversized memset and can write past the output allocation.
Require every provided output to be 2-D, have shape(1) == n_genes, and match the shape of the other provided outputs before launching the kernel.
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In `@src/rapids_singlecell/_cuda/aggr/aggr.cu` around lines 135 - 138, Validate
sparse aggregation outputs before deriving n_groups or launching the kernel:
each provided output must be 2-D, have shape(1) equal to n_genes, and match the
dimensions of every other provided output. Apply this validation in the
sparse_aggr setup around the output-selection logic, preserving the existing
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| if constexpr (MASK & AGGR_SUM) | ||
| cudaMemsetAsync(out_sum, 0, bytes, stream); | ||
| if constexpr (MASK & AGGR_COUNT) | ||
| cudaMemsetAsync(out_count, 0, bytes, stream); | ||
| if constexpr (MASK & AGGR_SQSUM) | ||
| cudaMemsetAsync(out_sqsum, 0, bytes, stream); |
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Check every cudaMemsetAsync status in AggrOp::zero_outputs and LigrecOp::zero_outputs. These hooks run after the first reduction pass has written output buffers. If a memset cannot be queued, ignoring its status leaves partial or stale values in those buffers while the retry continues; a later synchronization may report the error without identifying the memset. Wrap each call with cuda_check, as already done for the group-count memset.
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In `@src/rapids_singlecell/_cuda/aggr/kernels_aggr.cuh` around lines 75 - 80,
Update AggrOp::zero_outputs and LigrecOp::zero_outputs to wrap every
cudaMemsetAsync call with cuda_check, matching the existing group-count memset
pattern. Preserve the conditional AGGR_SUM, AGGR_COUNT, and AGGR_SQSUM behavior
while ensuring each memset failure is reported immediately.
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| __device__ void add(char* acc, long long q, int g) const { | ||
| double* s = reinterpret_cast<double*>(acc); | ||
| const double e = | ||
| fmin(static_cast<double>(data[q]), s[2 * tile_size + g]); |
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In CUDA and NumPy, the behavior of minimum functions when encountering NaN operands is fundamentally different, reflecting their different goals regarding NaN propagation. CUDA Device fmin Behavior In CUDA, the fmin and fminf functions are designed to treat NaN operands as missing data [1][2]. When one operand is NaN and the other is a legitimate numeric value, the numeric value is chosen [1][2]. If both arguments are NaN, the function returns NaN [1][2]. This behavior aligns with the standard C++ fmin behavior [3]. NumPy minimum Behavior In contrast, the NumPy minimum function propagates NaNs [4][5]. If at least one of the elements being compared is NaN, the result for that element is NaN [4][5]. If both elements are NaNs, the first one is returned [4][5]. NumPy provides separate functions, such as nanmin, if you wish to ignore NaN values and perform operations analogous to the CUDA fmin behavior [6][7].
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Make sparse clipping propagate NaN values.
When X.data or clip_val contains NaN, CUDA fmin returns the other operand if only one operand is NaN. Both ClipSumOp::add and ClipSumOp::add_global can therefore convert NaN to a finite clipped value. The dense path uses cp.minimum, which propagates NaN values. This makes sparse and dense results inconsistent and can change HVG selection.
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In `@src/rapids_singlecell/_cuda/hvg/hvg.cu` at line 59, Update both
ClipSumOp::add and ClipSumOp::add_global so sparse clipping propagates NaN when
either data or clip_val is NaN, matching the dense cp.minimum behavior; use a
NaN-propagating comparison rather than fmin, while preserving ordinary clipping
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| cudaMemsetAsync(sq_sum, 0, (size_t)minor * sizeof(double), stream); | ||
| cudaMemsetAsync(sum, 0, (size_t)minor * sizeof(double), stream); |
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Check both cudaMemsetAsync return values.
ClipSumOp::zero_outputs ignores both statuses, so minor_reduce can continue to its reduction launch after a reset failure. This can delay the CUDA error and, when the buffers remain usable but uncleared, make atomic additions reuse prior output values. Wrap both calls with cuda_check so the reset failure stops the reduction.
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In `@src/rapids_singlecell/_cuda/hvg/hvg.cu` around lines 76 - 77, Update
ClipSumOp::zero_outputs to wrap both cudaMemsetAsync calls with cuda_check,
ensuring either reset failure is detected immediately and prevents minor_reduce
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| indptr.data(), indices.data(), op, (int)indptr.shape(0) - 1, | ||
| (int)sum.shape(0), (long long)data.shape(0), assume_unsorted, | ||
| (cudaStream_t)stream); |
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Validate sparse lengths and offsets before launching the reducers.
_hvg_cuda.clip_square_sum passes data.shape(0) as nnz to raw-pointer kernels. A shorter indices array or a CSR terminal offset beyond data can make the kernels read past an allocation. Mismatched clip_val, sq_sum, or sum lengths can also make ClipSumOp access invalid pointers.
_spca_cuda.check_zero_genes passes caller-supplied nnz to minor_reduce_flat, which reads indices[nnz_pos] without a length check. Its CSR path can likewise overrun indices when offsets are invalid, and out.shape(0) < num_genes can overrun out. MinorCountOp guards out-of-range column values in its flat atomic path, so do not rely on index-range failure as the SPCA memory-safety example.
Add shared checks for nnz, CSR rank, nonnegative monotonic offsets, and terminal offsets, with binding-specific checks for HVG buffer lengths and SPCA out.shape(0) == num_genes. Reject invalid inputs before launching either reducer.
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In `@src/rapids_singlecell/_cuda/hvg/hvg.cu` around lines 95 - 97, In the shared
validation used by _hvg_cuda.clip_square_sum and _spca_cuda.check_zero_genes,
validate nnz and CSR structure before launching reducers: require rank-1 indptr,
nonnegative monotonic offsets, a terminal offset within the data/indices bounds,
and reject inconsistent lengths. Add HVG checks for clip_val, sq_sum, and sum
lengths, and require SPCA out.shape(0) == num_genes; ensure all invalid inputs
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| void zero_outputs(int minor, int, cudaStream_t stream) const { | ||
| cudaMemsetAsync(means, 0, (size_t)minor * sizeof(double), stream); | ||
| cudaMemsetAsync(vars, 0, (size_t)minor * sizeof(double), stream); | ||
| } |
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Check both cudaMemsetAsync return values before the fallback retry. When minor_reduce detects unsorted rows, it retries after zero_outputs resets the outputs. If either reset fails, the retry can accumulate onto the first sweep's partial results and produce incorrect MeanVar or QC outputs. The ignored error can also surface later under the retry kernel label. Wrap all four calls with cuda_check(...) so the reducer stops at the reset hook.
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In `@src/rapids_singlecell/_cuda/mean_var/kernels_mv.cuh` around lines 86 - 89,
The zero_outputs reset path must validate both cudaMemsetAsync operations before
any fallback retry. Update zero_outputs to wrap each reset call with
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immediately if either output reset fails.
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| [](long long nnz, int n_rows, int n_cols, size_t bytes_per_col) { | ||
| const TilePlan p = plan_tiles(nnz, n_rows, n_cols, bytes_per_col); |
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Guard planner inputs before calling plan_tiles.
def_tile_plan passes its arguments directly to plan_tiles, which has no input guards. If n_rows == 0, nnz_per_slice can divide by zero. If bytes_per_col == 0 and the budget reaches the calculation, max_tile_cols can divide by zero. If n_cols == 0, tile_size can be zero before the n_tiles calculation.
Reject invalid inputs before calling plan_tiles.
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+ throw std::invalid_argument(
+ "tile_plan requires positive nnz, n_rows, n_cols and "
+ "bytes_per_col");
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| [](long long nnz, int n_rows, int n_cols, size_t bytes_per_col) { | |
| if (n_rows <= 0 || n_cols <= 0 || nnz <= 0 || bytes_per_col == 0) | |
| throw std::invalid_argument( | |
| "tile_plan requires positive nnz, n_rows, n_cols and " | |
| "bytes_per_col"); | |
| const TilePlan p = plan_tiles(nnz, n_rows, n_cols, bytes_per_col); |
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In `@src/rapids_singlecell/_cuda/mean_var/mean_var.cu` around lines 80 - 81,
Validate the inputs in def_tile_plan before invoking plan_tiles: reject zero
n_rows, zero n_cols, and zero bytes_per_col. Ensure invalid values are rejected
before any planner calculations, while valid inputs continue through the
existing plan_tiles flow.
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Signed-off-by: Intron7 <sdicks@nvidia.com>
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This replace old atomics based kernels with a faster joined tiled approach