[OMNIML-5563] Add PETR ONNX PTQ and accuracy evaluation example - #2180
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a complete PETRv1/PETRv2 ONNX PTQ workflow with nuScenes metadata and calibration preparation, TensorRT evaluation, INT8/FP8 quantization, Docker packaging, dependencies, and documentation. It also centralizes TensorRT and calibration utilities for Far3D. ChangesPETR ONNX PTQ workflow
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participant nuScenes
participant PETRPipeline
participant TensorRTRunner
participant CalibrationWriter
nuScenes->>PETRPipeline: provide sampled frames and metadata
PETRPipeline->>TensorRTRunner: run backbone and head engines
TensorRTRunner-->>PETRPipeline: return inference outputs
PETRPipeline->>CalibrationWriter: provide ONNX input tensors
CalibrationWriter-->>nuScenes: save typed NPZ calibration batches
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New self-contained PETRv1/v2 ONNX PTQ example (~990 lines, 12 files) modeled closely on the existing examples/onnx_ptq/far3d/ example. The workflow looks plausible and the author reports full nuScenes validation numbers for all six configurations, so I'm mostly commenting on reuse, conventions, and a couple of silent-failure paths rather than on the quantization results.
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evaluate.pyis "Adapted from NVIDIA/DL4AGX .../petr-trt/export_eval" with an OpenMMLab copyright, andprepare_sweep_metadata.pyis adapted from PETRtools/generate_sweep_pkl.pywith a Megvii copyright. Third-party code import plus new third-party pip requirements (mmdet3d/mmcv-full/nuscenes-devkit/lyft-dataset-sdk/pycuda…) should get a maintainer/legal ack. Separately,petr/Dockerfilecarries only the first two SPDX lines instead of the full canonicalLICENSE_HEADERtext thatfar3d/Dockerfileand every other new file in this PR use — please align it. -
convert_to_fp16.pyduplicates a shipped CLI.python -m modelopt.onnx.autocast --onnx_path ... --output_path ... --calibration_data ... --keep_io_types --providers cuda:0 cpualready does exactly what this 43-line script does (seemodelopt/onnx/autocast/__main__.py). Recommend deleting the file and documenting the CLI invocation in the README instead. -
Substantial copy-paste from the FAR3D example.
TRT_TO_TORCH/aligned_tensor/TensorRTRunner/import_plugin/ theeval_kwargsscrub inevaluate.py,FileCalibrationReaderinquantize.py, andfind_backbone_nodes_to_exclude(byte-identical VoVNetOSA4_5+lateral_convsheuristic) all already exist inexamples/onnx_ptq/far3d/. Both examples run in the same Python 3.8 legacy venv layout, so a small shared helper module underexamples/onnx_ptq/would avoid two copies drifting apart. -
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Silent-failure risks: calibration input names are taken from ONNX
graph.inputorder but zipped against engine-binding order; and the README tells the reader to run the container-only/opt/petr/bin/pythonbefore the container is built. Details inline.
Also worth noting: this README states TensorRT 11 no longer accepts trtexec --fp16, but far3d/README.md (same 26.07 base image) still instructs --fp16. If that's true, the sibling example's instructions are broken and should be fixed in a follow-up.
No tests, which is consistent with other examples here — fine.
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This script is a thin re-implementation of the AutoCast CLI that ModelOpt already ships (modelopt/onnx/autocast/__main__.py), which exposes --onnx_path, --output_path, --calibration_data, --keep_io_types, --providers and also calls onnx_utils.save_onnx for you. Suggest dropping this file and putting the equivalent python -m modelopt.onnx.autocast --onnx_path ... --output_path ... --calibration_data ... --keep_io_types --providers cuda:0 cpu command in the README so there's one code path to maintain.
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Removed the duplicate converter and switched the README to the shipped python -m modelopt.onnx.autocast CLI. A real PETRv1 head conversion and ONNX checker run passed.
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find_backbone_nodes_to_exclude is the same function as find_encoder_nodes_to_exclude in examples/onnx_ptq/far3d/quantize.py (identical OSA4_5 / lateral_convs VoVNet heuristic); the only difference is that the regex anchoring was moved inside instead of at the call site. Since both examples target the same VoVNet backbone, please factor this into one shared helper rather than keeping two copies — otherwise a future fix to the exclusion heuristic will only land in one example.
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Extracted find_vovnet_nodes_to_exclude into the shared ONNX PTQ utilities and updated both PETR and FAR3D to use it. It now raises when no sensitive nodes match; the actual PETRv1 and PETRv2 graphs matched 26 and 28 nodes, respectively.
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FileCalibrationReader here is essentially FileCalibrationReader + DecoderCalibrationReader from far3d/quantize.py merged. Same suggestion as for the node-exclusion helper: extract once under examples/onnx_ptq/ and import from both examples.
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Extracted the file/NPZ calibration readers into shared ONNX PTQ utilities and updated PETR and FAR3D to use them.
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TRT_TO_TORCH, aligned_tensor, TensorRTRunner, import_plugin and the eval_kwargs key-scrub loop in main() are near-verbatim copies of far3d/evaluate.py. Given both examples run in the same Python 3.8 legacy venv, a shared examples/onnx_ptq/trt_runner.py (or similar) would remove ~100 duplicated lines.
One behavioral difference worth calling out: this version binds engine inputs positionally (zip(self.input_names, values)) whereas the FAR3D runner binds by tensor name. Positional binding silently produces wrong results if the engine's IO-tensor order ever differs from the caller's list order, and fit_shape will happily squeeze/unsqueeze a mismatched tensor rather than fail. Consider keeping name-based binding, or at least validating each value's shape against self.shapes[name] without the squeeze/unsqueeze fallback.
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Extracted the TensorRT execution core into a shared name-keyed runner. PETR now supplies and consumes tensors by exported names, validates names and shapes, and preserves the required one-leading-dimension adaptation. PETRv1, PETRv2, and FAR3D one-sample inference smokes passed.
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self.names comes from the ONNX graph.input order, but __call__ receives the buffers in the engine IO-tensor order produced by TensorRTRunner. TensorRT usually preserves the parser's input order, but if it doesn't, the only symptom is calibration .npz files whose keys are attached to the wrong tensors — and quantize.py's reader looks up by name, so this would silently calibrate with swapped inputs (the current len(values) != len(self.names) check won't catch it).
Safer options: pass the engine's input_names (and shapes) into the writer and key the npz off those, or assert each value's shape matches the ONNX input's declared shape before saving.
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Updated CalibrationWriter to validate the exact engine/ONNX input-name sets and write values by name instead of position. One-sample PETRv1/PETRv2 calibration produced NPZ keys, shapes, and dtypes that exactly match each ONNX graph.
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This module executes everything at import time — args = parse_args() plus the NuScenes load and the whole sweep loop live at module scope with no main() / if __name__ == "__main__" guard. The sibling far3d/prepare_metadata.py uses the standard main() pattern; please match it (it also makes the module importable/testable and keeps arg parsing out of import side effects).
Two related nits in the same block:
mmcv.dump(key_infos, info_path)at the end will silently overwrite an existing pkl.far3d/prepare_metadata.pydeliberately raisesFileExistsErrorinstead — worth doing the same here.pickle.load(open(...))leaks the file handle and reintroduces rawpickleeven thoughmmcvis already imported fordump;mmcv.load(path)(or awith open(...)block) is cleaner.
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Added a main guard, refusal to overwrite an existing output, and mmcv.load for the locally generated input metadata. The empty-sweep path is also guarded.
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Ordering problem: this step invokes /opt/petr/bin/python and /opt/Model-Optimizer/examples/onnx_ptq/petr/prepare_sweep_metadata.py, both of which only exist inside the container that's built in the next code block. Either move the sweep-metadata step after the docker build / docker run instructions, or note explicitly that it must be run from inside the container.
Also, the directory layout above lists nuscenes_infos_val.pkl alongside the downloaded nuScenes folders, but that file isn't part of the dataset release — the sweep script depends on it, so please document the mmdetection3d create_data.py (or PETR) step that generates it.
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Moved the metadata steps into the container workflow, documented how to generate nuscenes_infos_val.pkl, pinned the source repositories, and aligned the dataset symlink and bind mount with the PETR configs.
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examples/onnx_ptq/petr/prepare_calibration.py (1)
103-105: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winReconsider the "fork" start method.
set_start_method("fork")raisesRuntimeErrorif a start method is already set in the process. On Linux "fork" is also the default, so the call adds risk without changing behavior.main()initializes CUDA in the parent before the DataLoader forks workers, which makes forking fragile.Remove the call, or pass
force=Trueand add a comment that explains why "fork" is required.♻️ Proposed change
if __name__ == "__main__": - torch.multiprocessing.set_start_method("fork") main()🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@examples/onnx_ptq/petr/prepare_calibration.py` around lines 103 - 105, Remove the torch.multiprocessing.set_start_method("fork") call from the __main__ entry point and invoke main() directly, avoiding forced or fragile process-start configuration.examples/onnx_ptq/petr/evaluate.py (2)
234-240: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueCompare the sample count with
>=.
outputs.extendcan add more than one result per batch. If that happens, the==check never matches and the loop runs to the end of the dataset. Use>=.♻️ Proposed change
- if args.max_samples is not None and len(outputs) == args.max_samples: + if args.max_samples is not None and len(outputs) >= args.max_samples: break🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@examples/onnx_ptq/petr/evaluate.py` around lines 234 - 240, Update the max-samples termination condition in the evaluation loop around outputs.extend and args.max_samples to use a greater-than-or-equal comparison, so processing stops when a batch causes outputs to reach or exceed the requested limit.
50-55: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCompute the element count with
math.prod.Line 52 allocates a temporary tensor and calls
.item()only to multiply the shape entries. Usemath.prod(shape)instead. The coding guidelines ask you to avoidtensor.item()and extract Python scalars only when the CPU requires them.♻️ Proposed refactor
+import math + def aligned_tensor(shape, dtype, device, alignment=256): element_size = torch.empty((), dtype=dtype).element_size() - element_count = int(torch.tensor(shape).prod().item()) + element_count = math.prod(shape)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@examples/onnx_ptq/petr/evaluate.py` around lines 50 - 55, Update aligned_tensor to compute element_count with math.prod(shape) instead of constructing a temporary tensor and calling item(); add or reuse the math import as needed while preserving the allocation and alignment behavior.Source: Coding guidelines
examples/onnx_ptq/petr/quantize.py (1)
61-73: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument the exclusion heuristic and warn when it matches nothing.
"OSA4_5"and"lateral_convs"encode PETR VoVNet and FPN layer names. A future export with different node names returns an empty exclusion list, and the accuracy-sensitive nodes are then quantized. The only signal is the count printed at line 110.Add a docstring that states which subgraph the heuristic targets. Raise or warn when the set is empty.
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def find_backbone_nodes_to_exclude(onnx_path): + """Return regex patterns for accuracy-sensitive PETR backbone nodes. + + The heuristic targets the VoVNet ``OSA4_5`` block and every node downstream of the + FPN ``lateral_convs``. It depends on the node names produced by the documented PETR + ONNX export. + """ graph = onnx.load(onnx_path, load_external_data=False).graph @@ + if not excluded: + raise ValueError( + f"No accuracy-sensitive nodes matched in {onnx_path}; check the export node names" + ) return [rf"^{re.escape(name)}$" for name in sorted(excluded)]🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@examples/onnx_ptq/petr/quantize.py` around lines 61 - 73, Update find_backbone_nodes_to_exclude with a docstring describing that it targets the PETR VoVNet backbone and FPN lateral-convolution subgraph via the OSA4_5 and lateral_convs node names. Add an explicit empty-result warning or exception before returning when excluded contains no nodes, while preserving the existing regex output for non-empty results.
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In `@examples/onnx_ptq/petr/Dockerfile`:
- Line 4: Create a dedicated non-root runtime user in the Dockerfile after
installation steps, grant it access only to the required application and mounted
paths, and set USER to that account before runtime commands. Ensure the existing
installation flow remains privileged while the container shell and example
execution run without root privileges.
- Around line 15-17: Pin all PETR build inputs to immutable artifacts: update
examples/onnx_ptq/petr/Dockerfile lines 15-17 to use pinned uv and Python 3.8
artifacts; add and apply a hashed lock or constraints file covering every
dependency installed through all requirements*.txt files, including transitive
dependencies, at examples/onnx_ptq/petr/requirements.txt lines 4-25; and replace
the default-branch DL4AGX and PETR clones in examples/onnx_ptq/petr/README.md
lines 12-16 with commit checkouts while retaining mmdetection3d v0.17.1 or
pinning it to a commit SHA.
In `@examples/onnx_ptq/petr/evaluate.py`:
- Around line 117-122: Update import_plugin so the plugin import branch reads
plugin_dir via cfg.get before passing it to os.path.dirname, preventing direct
attribute access when plugin is enabled without plugin_dir. Preserve the
existing module path construction for configurations that provide plugin_dir.
In `@examples/onnx_ptq/petr/prepare_calibration.py`:
- Around line 33-47: Update CalibrationWriter.__call__ to bind each calibration
value using the TensorRT engine input names rather than assuming ONNX
graph.input order; pass those names into the writer or validate the engine and
ONNX name sequences before constructing batch. Preserve the existing dtype
conversion while ensuring reordered inputs are detected or correctly labeled.
In `@examples/onnx_ptq/petr/prepare_sweep_metadata.py`:
- Around line 139-149: Update the sweep-building loop around current_cams and
sweep_lists so a camera with an empty "prev" does not index sweep_lists when it
is empty. Preserve the existing reuse of sweep_lists[-1] when prior sweep data
exists, and provide an appropriate empty or partial sweep result for a camera
chain that starts immediately.
- Around line 53-56: Update the pickle loading in the metadata preparation flow
to open the file with a context manager so the handle is closed
deterministically, and add an inline comment documenting that the pickle is
generated locally by the mmdet3d data-preparation step before deserialization.
In `@examples/onnx_ptq/petr/README.md`:
- Around line 92-99: Update both onnxsim invocations in the version loop to use
/opt/petr/bin/python, and document that the AutoCast commands must use the base
environment’s python because it contains Model Optimizer.
In `@examples/onnx_ptq/petr/requirements.txt`:
- Around line 4-6: Update the PETR dependency setup around requirements.txt and
the Dockerfile’s PETR pip install commands by adding a pinned dependency lock
containing direct and transitive packages with hashes, then apply it via pip
constraints or the equivalent lock mechanism to every PETR installation. Ensure
the Docker build does not bypass the lock when disabling PIP_CONSTRAINT, and
keep all PETR installs reproducible.
- Line 18: Update the opencv-python dependency in the PETR requirements to
version 4.8.1.78 or newer, while retaining OpenCV for the MMCV/MMDetection3D
image pipeline and ensuring compatibility with the Python 3.8 NumPy/MMCV stack.
- Line 23: Add an explicit justification for the proprietary
tensorrt-cu13-bindings==11.1.0.106 dependency to the pull request description
and obtain approval from `@NVIDIA/modelopt-setup-codeowners` before merging.
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In `@examples/onnx_ptq/petr/evaluate.py`:
- Around line 234-240: Update the max-samples termination condition in the
evaluation loop around outputs.extend and args.max_samples to use a
greater-than-or-equal comparison, so processing stops when a batch causes
outputs to reach or exceed the requested limit.
- Around line 50-55: Update aligned_tensor to compute element_count with
math.prod(shape) instead of constructing a temporary tensor and calling item();
add or reuse the math import as needed while preserving the allocation and
alignment behavior.
In `@examples/onnx_ptq/petr/prepare_calibration.py`:
- Around line 103-105: Remove the torch.multiprocessing.set_start_method("fork")
call from the __main__ entry point and invoke main() directly, avoiding forced
or fragile process-start configuration.
In `@examples/onnx_ptq/petr/quantize.py`:
- Around line 61-73: Update find_backbone_nodes_to_exclude with a docstring
describing that it targets the PETR VoVNet backbone and FPN lateral-convolution
subgraph via the OSA4_5 and lateral_convs node names. Add an explicit
empty-result warning or exception before returning when excluded contains no
nodes, while preserving the existing regex output for non-empty results.
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if not line or line.startswith(("#", "-", "git+", "http:")):
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Add and use a pinned PETR dependency lock.
The Dockerfile disables PIP_CONSTRAINT and installs PETR requirements without a constraints or lock file. Pin the direct and transitive dependencies, including hashes, and apply the lock to every PETR pip install command so clean builds remain reproducible.
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In `@examples/onnx_ptq/petr/requirements.txt` around lines 4 - 6, Update the PETR
dependency setup around requirements.txt and the Dockerfile’s PETR pip install
commands by adding a pinned dependency lock containing direct and transitive
packages with hashes, then apply it via pip constraints or the equivalent lock
mechanism to every PETR installation. Ensure the Docker build does not bypass
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Pinned uv, Python 3.8.20, every PETR requirements entry, and the external repository commits. A pip-only hashed lock would still leave the NGC base, apt packages, custom CUDA indexes, and source installs outside the lock and is not used by neighboring examples. The rebuilt environment passes pip check, imports, quantization, and inference smokes.
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@ajrasane, the direct PETR requirements are now pinned. This reduces the original concern.
The finding remains valid for full reproducibility. There is no transitive dependency lock or hash enforcement. Also, Line 49 permits a future onnxruntime-gpu release through ~=1.24.2.
The neighboring examples use the same direct-pin approach. This explains the project convention, but it does not make clean builds fully reproducible. I will keep the finding open with this narrower scope.
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Scope: every package added by this PR in examples/onnx_ptq/petr/requirements.txt, requirements-torch.txt, and requirements-mmdet3d.txt that is not already declared in pyproject.toml (core deps or any extra: onnx, hf, puzzletron, dev-*, mlflow).
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tensorrt-cu13-bindings |
==11.1.0.106 |
Proprietary (NVIDIA TensorRT SLA) | Only non-OSI license here. Already used by examples/onnx_ptq/far3d, so not new to the repo. |
plyfile |
unpinned | GPL-3.0-or-later (≤ 0.7.x) / BSD-3-Clause (≥ 1.0) | plyfile>=1.0 to guarantee BSD. Pulled in directly and transitively by lyft-dataset-sdk. |
mmcv-full |
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Apache-2.0 | OpenMMLab |
mmdet |
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Apache-2.0 | OpenMMLab |
mmsegmentation |
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Apache-2.0 | OpenMMLab |
mmdet3d |
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Apache-2.0 | OpenMMLab |
nuscenes-devkit |
unpinned | Apache-2.0 (code) | |
lyft-dataset-sdk |
unpinned | Apache-2.0 (code) | Lyft Level 5 data is CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Pulled in only because mmdet3d imports it. |
onnxsim |
unpinned | Apache-2.0 | Distinct from onnxslim in the onnx extra. |
opencv-python |
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MIT (wrapper) + Apache-2.0 (bundled OpenCV ≥ 4.5.0) | Wheels also bundle FFmpeg/libav (LGPL-2.1+) and other third-party libs. See the separate CVE-2023-4863 comment on this line. |
numba |
==0.57.1 |
BSD-2-Clause | Pulls llvmlite (BSD-2-Clause). |
networkx |
>=2.2 |
BSD-3-Clause | |
scikit-image |
unpinned | BSD-3-Clause | |
einops |
unpinned | MIT | |
trimesh |
unpinned | MIT | |
pycuda |
unpinned | MIT (MIT/X Consortium) | |
ipython |
<9 |
BSD-3-Clause | |
yapf |
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Apache-2.0 |
Genuinely new to the whole repository (not already in examples/onnx_ptq/far3d/requirements*.txt): lyft-dataset-sdk, networkx, numba, nuscenes-devkit, plyfile, pycuda, scikit-image, trimesh.
Already covered by pyproject.toml — no new license
numpy, setuptools, onnx, onnx-graphsurgeon, onnxruntime (onnx extra), torch and torchvision (core / dev-test). Note torch==1.13.1+cu117 and torchvision==0.14.1+cu117 are far older than the declared torch>=2.8, but that's a version-compatibility point, not a licensing one — both are BSD-3-Clause.
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nvcr.io/nvidia/pytorch:26.07-py3 base image (Dockerfile:4) |
NVIDIA Deep Learning Container License |
NVIDIA/DL4AGX clone + patch.diff (README.md:12) |
Apache-2.0 |
megvii-research/PETR clone (README.md:13) |
Apache-2.0 (Megvii copyright) |
open-mmlab/mmdetection3d v0.17.1 clone (README.md:16) |
Apache-2.0 |
Adapted source in evaluate.py (DL4AGX / OpenMMLab) and prepare_sweep_metadata.py (PETR / Megvii) |
Apache-2.0 upstream; needs the maintainer/legal ack already flagged in the review |
| nuScenes dataset (required at runtime) | CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 — non-commercial |
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plyfile— the only copyleft exposure. Pinplyfile>=1.0(BSD-3-Clause) so no build can pull the GPLv3 line. Fix this →tensorrt-cu13-bindings— Proprietary; needs@NVIDIA/modelopt-setup-codeownerssign-off per the existing review comment (precedent exists in the FAR3D example).- Non-commercial data licenses — add a one-line note in
examples/onnx_ptq/petr/README.mdthat nuScenes is CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 and must be obtained by the user under its own terms. - Everything else is permissive (Apache-2.0 / BSD / MIT) and compatible with this repo's Apache-2.0 license.
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tensorrt-cu13-bindingsbeing classifiedProprietaryon PyPI was independently confirmed in the CodeRabbit review onrequirements.txt:23. The unpinned entries have no upper bound, so their resolved license depends on what pip picks at build time — that is whyplyfilematters.
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Validated the package licenses against their metadata. plyfile==1.0.3 remains GPL-3.0-or-later (not BSD) and is the last Python 3.8-compatible release; lyft-dataset-sdk==0.0.8 is CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (not Apache) and is eagerly required by the legacy MMDetection3D dataset imports. Both are pinned and disclosed in the PR body, the nuScenes terms are linked, and setup-codeowner approval is requested.
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Re-review of the PETR ONNX PTQ example. Most of the previous round's critical items are genuinely resolved, but two moderate issues remain plus the licensing block, so this can't be approved.
Previously flagged — resolved (verified in the diff):
convert_to_fp16.pydeleted; README now uses the shippedpython -m modelopt.onnx.autocastCLI. ✅- FAR3D copy-paste extracted into
examples/onnx_ptq/trt_runner.py+quantization_utils.py, and FAR3D was migrated to them (net −197 lines there). Engine inputs are now bound by name (input_key) rather than positionally. ✅ CalibrationWritervalidates the exact engine/ONNX input-name set and writes name-keyed NPZ. ✅prepare_sweep_metadata.pyhasmain()/__main__, refuses to overwrite the output pkl, usesmmcv.load, and guards the emptysweep_lists[-1]case. ✅- README ordering (container-first),
nuscenes_infos_val.pklgeneration step, pinned upstream commits,/opt/petr/bin/python -m onnxsim,cfg.get("plugin_dir"),max_samples >=,math.prod. ✅ - Stream-sync removal in the shared runner is compensated correctly: both pipelines call the engines inside
with torch.cuda.stream(stream)andwait_stream()before host reads, and FAR3D's decoder state copies stay ordered on the same stream. ✅
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FileCalibrationReaderturns--max-calibration-batchesinto a hard failure rather than a cap (inline comment). This is a behavior regression for FAR3D: a calibration dir with more than 512 batches used to quantize fine and now raises.- Cross-example contradiction is still unresolved:
petr/README.mdstates "TensorRT 11 uses strongly typed networks and no longer accepts--fp16", whilefar3d/README.md— samenvcr.io/nvidia/pytorch:26.07-py3/ TRT 11.1 base — still instructstrtexec --onnx=far3d.encoder.onnx --fp16. This PR already touches FAR3D'sevaluate.py/quantize.py; if the PETR statement is right, the FAR3D instructions are broken and should be fixed here or in an immediate follow-up. - Design gate (PR crossed the complexity threshold): the new shared
examples/onnx_ptq/quantization_utils.pyis 295 lines, most of it a bespoke NPY/NPZ validation framework (byte/element budgets, NPY header parsing, zip-member allow-listing, per-inputsafe_cast_inputs). The repo already shipsCalibrationDataReaderimplementations inmodelopt/onnx/quantization/calib_utils.py(CalibrationDataProvider,RandomDataProvider), which is where a directory-streaming, shape/dtype-validating reader would naturally live — it runs in the base env wheremodeloptis importable (the module already importsmodelopt.onnx.utils), it would be unit-testable, and both examples plus--calibration_datausers would benefit. The PR body doesn't say why this went intoexamples/instead of extendingcalib_utils. (By contrast,trt_runner.pyliving underexamples/is well justified — it must run in the legacy Py3.8 env without modelopt — worth stating that in the PR body too.) Related: none of this validation logic has automated tests; CodeRabbit explicitly asked for malformed/truncated-payload, wrong-shape and wrong-dtype coverage and the reply describes manual smoke runs only. A small pytest module undertests/forquantization_utils(no GPU/TRT needed) would be cheap and would pin thesafe_cast_inputsFP32→FP64 exception. - Licensing — explicitly not approving on this axis, human/OSRB sign-off required:
LICENSEgains a new copyright holder (Megvii), two files are adapted third-party sources (DL4AGX/OpenMMLab, PETR/Megvii) with new.pre-commit-config.yamllicense-hook exclusions, and the new environment pullsplyfile==1.0.3(GPL-3.0-or-later per the author's own check),lyft-dataset-sdk==0.0.8(CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) and proprietarytensorrt-cu13-bindings. The disclosures in the PR body are good;@NVIDIA/modelopt-setup-codeownersstill needs to sign off before merge.
Minor: sys.path bootstrapping is inconsistent across the new/changed scripts (parents[3] + from examples.onnx_ptq.trt_runner import ... in the evaluate scripts vs parents[1] + bare from quantization_utils import ... in the quantize scripts). The latter prepends examples/onnx_ptq/ to sys.path[0], which puts evaluate.py/image_prep.py ahead of same-named site-packages modules (e.g. HF evaluate); picking one pattern would be safer.
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This makes max_batches a hard failure rather than a cap, which contradicts the CLI help ("Maximum number of calibration batches to load") and is a behavior regression for FAR3D: far3d/quantize.py previously consumed every *.npy/*.npz in the directory, so anyone who ran prepare_calibration.py --num-samples 1000 (or accumulated batches across runs) now gets a hard error from a command that used to work, with no hint that --max-calibration-batches is the knob.
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This strips .1 unconditionally, unlike resolve_name()/input_key() which guard with endswith(".1"). For a state tensor whose engine name doesn't carry the suffix it happens to be a no-op today, but any name containing .1 elsewhere (e.g. memory_x.10) is silently truncated and the calibration NPZ key would then not match any ONNX input — which the PETR writer would reject and the FAR3D writer would happily save under the wrong name. Please reuse the same guarded helper here (base_name = name[:-2] if name.endswith(".1") else name, or factor it out of input_key).
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What does this PR do?
Type of change: new example
Adds an end-to-end PETRv1 and PETRv2 ONNX PTQ example under
examples/onnx_ptq/petr. The example prepares PETRv2 sweep metadata, collects calibration inputs for the split backbone and detection-head graphs, quantizes models to INT8 or FP8, builds TensorRT engines, and evaluates accuracy on nuScenes.It also provides a documented, pinned Docker environment that isolates the legacy PETR PyTorch/MMCV stack from the current Model Optimizer environment. The workflow supports mixed-precision inference with an INT8 or FP8 backbone and FP16 head, plus optional head quantization. Only FP16-head results are published.
Usage
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pip check, PETRv1/PETRv2 one-sample inference, exact calibration key/shape/dtype validation, fresh INT8 and FP8 quantization, AutoCast conversion, and a FAR3D regression smoke.Dependency and source review
tensorrt-cu13-bindings==11.1.0.106provides Python 3.8 bindings that match the TensorRT 11.1 runtime; the base image bindings target its newer Python environment.plyfile==1.0.3(GPL-3.0-or-later) and eagerly importslyft-dataset-sdk==0.0.8(CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) while initializing its datasets, even though this example evaluates nuScenes. These are pinned to the validated Python 3.8-compatible versions and isolated to the example environment.LICENSEand the license-hook exclusions.examples/onnx_ptqbecause their directory layout, limits, and FAR3D dtype exception are workflow-specific. Moving them into the production calibration API would create a new public surface without integrating the existing--calibration_datapath. The TensorRT runner is also example-local because it is shared by the isolated legacy evaluation environments.@NVIDIA/modelopt-setup-codeownersfor the non-permissive/proprietary dependencies and adapted-source handling.Before your PR is "Ready for review"
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