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I added the U-Mamba architecture (Ma et al., "U-Mamba: Enhancing Long-range Dependency for Biomedical Image Segmentation", https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.04722) to MONAI's network architectures as monai.networks.nets.UMamba, together with unit tests and documentation.
The network combines residual convolutional blocks with Mamba state space blocks in a U-Net encoder-decoder with skip connections. Both variants from the paper are supported through the mamba_mode argument:
"bot" (U-Mamba_Bot): a single Mamba block at the bottleneck.
"enc" (U-Mamba_Enc): a Mamba block after every encoder stage.
Design notes:
Encoder/decoder stages reuse MONAI's UnetResBlock/UnetOutBlock, and the decoder follows the reference implementation (nearest-neighbour upsampling + 1x1 convolution, skip concatenation), including the reference rule that stages in the deeper half use a single residual block.
Deep supervision follows the reference implementation: with deep_supervision=True the forward pass returns a list of the segmentation output of every decoder stage (highest resolution first), each at its native resolution.
The Mamba block (MambaBlock) flattens the feature map into a token sequence, applies layer norm and a Mamba block, and reshapes back, so it works for 1D, 2D and 3D inputs, including anisotropic strides.
mamba_ssm is an optional dependency, handled with optional_import: when it is installed, its fused implementation is used; otherwise a pure PyTorch selective-scan implementation is used automatically, so the network imports and runs on CPU as well (the sequential scan is slower, which is documented in the docstring).
Types of changes
New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
Documentation update
Unit tests added
Test report
python -m pytest tests/networks/nets/test_u_mamba.py -q — 12 passed on CPU (fallback implementation), covering 2D/3D shapes for both Mamba modes, anisotropic strides, 1D inputs, deep supervision outputs, a backward pass, and the standalone MambaBlock. ruff check and black --check pass on the changed files.
Adds UMamba (U-Mamba_Bot and U-Mamba_Enc modes) to monai.networks.nets,
with MambaBlock using mamba_ssm when available and a pure PyTorch
selective-scan fallback otherwise. Includes unit tests and docs.
FixesProject-MONAI#7472
Signed-off-by: Habib Ur Rehman <habib.gcuf.edu@gmail.com>
Adds MambaBlock with a fused backend option and a pure-PyTorch fallback. Adds UMamba, a configurable encoder-decoder network with bottleneck or encoder-stage Mamba placement and optional deep-supervision outputs. Exports both classes from monai.networks.nets, documents them, and adds tests for output shapes, finite values, gradients, invalid modes, and half-precision dtype preservation.
When mamba_ssm is installed, a model trained on GPU can silently produce wrong output on CPU, because the CPU path uses untrained weights. Checkpoints are also not portable between environments with and without mamba_ssm. Share the parameters between the two paths before merging.
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[#7472] Objective 1, add U-Mamba to MONAI network architectures: met. monai/networks/nets/u_mamba.py adds UMamba and MambaBlock. monai/networks/nets/__init__.py exports them. `docs/source/netw…
Add code that derives a UMamba configuration (kernel sizes, strides, and stage count) from a given patch size, following the DynUNet pipeline pattern referenced in #7472. Add automated tests for that code. A tutorial notebook can accompan…
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[#7472] Objective 1, add U-Mamba to MONAI network architectures: met. monai/networks/nets/u_mamba.py adds UMamba and MambaBlock. monai/networks/nets/__init__.py exports them. docs/source/networks.rst documents them. tests/networks/nets/test_u_mamba.py covers 1D/2D/3D shapes, both Mamba modes, anisotropic strides, deep supervision, backward pass, and MambaBlock. Objective 2 [#7472], adapt the DynUNet pipeline to build U-Mamba for a given patch size: not met. The change summary lists no pipeline, helper, or patch-size-to-kernel/stride/stage configuration code. UMamba takes explicit kernel_size, strides, and channels only. The PR description does not address this item. The DynUNet-style tutorial notebook is non-coding and is not assessed. The repository diff tool was unavailable at head, so this result relies on the supplied change summary and file listing (truncated).
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Select the fallback SSM for CPU tensors even when mamba_ssm is
installed, add Google-style docstrings, keep the channel/stride
transition for zero-residual-unit stages, and validate input
spatial-size divisibility in forward.
Signed-off-by: Habib Ur Rehman <habib.gcuf.edu@gmail.com>
Add Google-style docstrings to the new definitions.
MambaBlock.forward, UMamba._per_stage and UMamba.forward have no docstrings. _per_stage raises ValueError, and UMamba.__init__ raises ValueError in four places. Neither has a Raises section. UMamba.forward returns either a tensor or a list, and that needs a Returns section.
As per path instructions: "Docstrings should be present for all definition which describe each variable, return value, and raised exception in the appropriate section of the Google-style of docstrings."
Also applies to: 372-372, 380-380
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Review comment at @monai/networks/nets/u_mamba.py at line 170:
Add Google-style docstrings to MambaBlock.forward, UMamba._per_stage,
UMamba.forward, and UMamba.__init__, documenting their arguments and behavior;
include Returns sections for methods that return values, including
UMamba.forward’s tensor-or-list result, and Raises sections for _per_stage and
__init__ to document their ValueError cases.
Add tests for the new validation and block-count paths.
No test exercises these changed paths:
The len(strides) != len(channels) check in UMamba.__init__.
The ValueError raised by _per_stage when a kernel_size or num_res_units sequence has the wrong length.
The num_res_units int path, which sets one residual block for the deeper encoder stages and decoder stages. Shape-only tests run this path, but no assertion checks block counts. A wrong count does not change the output shape, so these tests still pass.
deep_supervision=True with mamba_mode="enc". test_deep_supervision uses the default "bot" mode.
Add a small case for each. Use assertRaises(ValueError) for the two validation checks.
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Review comment at @tests/networks/nets/test_u_mamba.py around lines 95 - 154:
Extend TestUMamba with focused tests for each uncovered path: assert UMamba
raises ValueError when strides and channels lengths differ, and when _per_stage
receives kernel_size or num_res_units sequences of the wrong length; verify the
expected encoder and decoder block counts for the integer num_res_units option;
and exercise deep supervision with mamba_mode="enc", checking its output
behavior. Keep each case small and use assertRaises(ValueError) for the
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Review comments at @monai/networks/nets/u_mamba.py:
- Line 369: Update U-Mamba’s decoder-head construction and forward selection so
`seg_layers` contains only heads used by the configured `deep_supervision`
behavior. In the constructor, create every stage head when deep supervision is
enabled, otherwise create only the final-stage head; in `forward`, index
`seg_layers` by the number of outputs already produced so the final head remains
correctly selected.
- Around line 165-168: Update the Mamba selection in the forward path so the
reference Mamba is used only when selective_scan_cuda is available and the input
is on CUDA; otherwise use _MambaSSM, since the choice depends on both extension
availability and the input device. Update the _MambaSSM docstring to describe
both fallback conditions.
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Review comments at @monai/networks/nets/u_mamba.py:
- Line 170: Add Google-style docstrings to MambaBlock.forward,
UMamba._per_stage, UMamba.forward, and UMamba.__init__, documenting their
arguments and behavior; include Returns sections for methods that return values,
including UMamba.forward’s tensor-or-list result, and Raises sections for
_per_stage and __init__ to document their ValueError cases.
Review comments at @tests/networks/nets/test_u_mamba.py:
- Around line 95-154: Extend TestUMamba with focused tests for each uncovered
path: assert UMamba raises ValueError when strides and channels lengths differ,
and when _per_stage receives kernel_size or num_res_units sequences of the wrong
length; verify the expected encoder and decoder block counts for the integer
num_res_units option; and exercise deep supervision with mamba_mode="enc",
checking its output behavior. Keep each case small and use
assertRaises(ValueError) for the validation cases.
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L1197: #define DISPATCH_ITYPE_FLOAT_AND_HALF_AND_BF16(ITYPE, NAME, ...) \
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L1199: if (ITYPE == at::ScalarType::Half) { \
L1200:
L1201: using input_t = at::Half; \
L1202:
L1203: __VA_ARGS__(); \
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L1205: } else if (ITYPE == at::ScalarType::BFloat16) { \
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L1207: using input_t = at::BFloat16; \
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L1209: __VA_ARGS__(); \
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L1211: } else if (ITYPE == at::ScalarType::Float) { \
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L1213: using input_t = float; \
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L1215: __VA_ARGS__(); \
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L1217: } else { \
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L1219: AT_ERROR(#NAME, " not implemented for input type '", toString(ITYPE), "'"); \
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L1223:
L1224: if (WTYPE == at::ScalarType::Half) { \
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L1226: using weight_t = at::Half; \
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L1228: __VA_ARGS__(); \
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L1230: } else if (WTYPE == at::ScalarType::BFloat16) { \
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L1232: using weight_t = at::BFloat16; \
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L1234: __VA_ARGS__(); \
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L1236: } else if (WTYPE == at::ScalarType::Float) { \
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L1269: void selective_scan_fwd_cuda(SSMParamsBase &params, cudaStream_t stream);
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L1272: void selective_scan_bwd_cuda(SSMParamsBwd &params, cudaStream_t stream);
L1273:
L1274: void set_ssm_params_fwd(SSMParamsBase &params,
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L1276: // sizes
L1277:
L1278: const size_t batch,
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L1280: const size_t dim,
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L1282: const size_t seqlen,
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L1284: const size_t dstate,
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L1286: const size_t n_groups,
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L1288: const size_t n_chunks,
L1289:
L1290: const bool is_variable_B,
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L1292: const bool is_variable_C,
L1293:
L1294: // device pointers
L1295:
L1296: const at::Tensor u,
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L1298: const at::Tensor delta,
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L1300: const at::Tensor A,
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L1302: const at::Tensor B,
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L1304: const at::Tensor C,
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L1307: const at::Tensor z,
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L1309: const at::Tensor out_z,
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L1311: void* D_ptr,
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L1313: void* delta_bias_ptr,
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L1315: void* x_ptr,
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L1317: bool has_z,
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L1319: bool delta_softplus) {
L1320:
L1321: // Reset the parameters
L1322:
L1323: memset(&params, 0, sizeof(params));
L1324:
L1325: params.batch = batch;
L1326:
L1327: params.dim = dim;
L1328:
L1329: params.seqlen = seqlen;
L1330:
L1331: params.dstate = dstate;
L1332:
L1333: params.n_groups = n_groups;
L1334:
L1335: params.n_chunks = n_chunks;
L1336:
L1337: params.dim_ngroups_ratio = dim / n_groups;
L1338:
L1339: params.delta_softplus = delta_softplus;
L1340:
L1341: params.is_variable_B = is_variable_B;
L1342: params.is_variable_C = is_variable_C;
L1343:
L1344: // Set the pointers and strides.
L1345:
L1346: params.u_ptr = u.data_ptr();
L1347:
L1348: params.delta_ptr = delta.data_ptr();
L1349:
L1350: params.A_ptr = A.data_ptr();
L1351:
L1352: params.B_ptr = B.data_ptr();
L1353:
L1354: params.C_ptr = C.data_ptr();
L1355:
L1356: params.D_ptr = D_ptr;
L1357:
L1358: params.delta_bias_ptr = delta_bias_ptr;
L1359:
L1360: params.out_ptr = out.data_ptr();
L1361:
L1362: params.x_ptr = x_ptr;
L1363:
L1364: params.z_ptr = has_z ? z.data_ptr() : nullptr;
L1365:
L1366: params.out_z_ptr = has_z ? out_z.data_ptr() : nullptr;
L1367:
L1368: // All stride are in elements, not bytes.
L1369: params.A_d_stride = A.stride(0);
L1370:
L1371: params.A_dstate_stride = A.stride(1);
L1372:
L1373: if (!is_variable_B) {
L1374:
L1375: params.B_d_stride = B.stride(0);
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L1377: } else {
L1378:
L1379: params.B_batch_stride = B.stride(0);
L1380:
L1381: params.B_group_stride = B.stride(1);
L1382:
L1383: }
L1384:
L1385: params.B_dstate_stride = !is_variable_B ? B.stride(1) : B.stride(2);
L1386:
L1387: if (!is_variable_C) {
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L1389: params.C_d_stride = C.stride(0);
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L1391: } else {
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L1393: params.C_batch_stride = C.stride(0);
L1394:
L1395: params.C_group_stride = C.stride(1);
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L1397: }
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L1399: params.C_dstate_stride = !is_variable_C ? C.stride(1) : C.stride(2);
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L1401:
L1402: params.u_d_stride = u.stride(1);
L1403:
L1404: params.delta_batch_stride = delta.stride(0);
L1405:
L1406: params.delta_d_stride = delta.stride(1);
L1407:
L1408: if (has_z) {
L1409:
L1410: params.z_batch_stride = z.stride(0);
L1411:
L1412: params.z_d_stride = z.stride(1);
L1413:
L1414: params.out_z_batch_stride = out_z.stride(0);
L1415:
L1416: params.out_z_d_stride = out_z.stride(1);
L1417:
L1418: }
L1419:
L1420: params.out_batch_stride = out.stride(0);
L1421:
L1422: params.out_d_stride = out.stride(1);
L1423:
L1424: }
L1425:
L1426: void set_ssm_params_bwd(SSMParamsBwd &params,
L1427:
L1428: // sizes
L1429:
L1430: const size_t batch,
L1431: const size_t dim,
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L1433: const size_t seqlen,
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L1435: const size_t dstate,
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L1437: const size_t n_groups,
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L1439: const size_t n_chunks,
L1440:
L1441: const bool is_variable_B,
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L1443: const bool is_variable_C,
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L1445: // device pointers
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L1447: const at::Tensor u,
L1448:
L1449: const at::Tensor delta,
L1450:
L1451: const at::Tensor A,
L1452:
L1453: const at::Tensor B,
L1454:
L1455: const at::Tensor C,
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L1457: const at::Tensor z,
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L1459: const at::Tensor out,
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L1461: const at::Tensor out_z,
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L1463: void* D_ptr,
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L1465: void* delta_bias_ptr,
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L1467: void* x_ptr,
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L1469: const at::Tensor dout,
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L1471: const at::Tensor du,
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L1473: const at::Tensor ddelta,
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L1475: const at::Tensor dA,
L1476: const at::Tensor dB,
L1477:
L1478: const at::Tensor dC,
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L1480: const at::Tensor dz,
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L1482: void* dD_ptr,
L1483:
L1484: void* ddelta_bias_ptr,
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L1486: bool has_z,
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L1488: bool delta_softplus,
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L1490: bool recompute_out_z) {
L1491:
L1492: // Pass in "dout" instead of "out", we're not gonna use "out" unless we have z
L1493:
L1494: set_ssm_params_fwd(params, batch, dim, seqlen, dstate, n_groups, n_chunks, is_variable_B, is_variable_C,
L1495:
L1496: u, delta, A, B, C, has_z ? out : dout,
L1497:
L1498: has_z ? z : dout,
L1499:
L1500: // If not recompute_out_z, pass dout instead of out_z.
L1501:
L1502: // This won't be used by the bwd kernel
L1503: recompute_out_z ? out_z : dout,
L1504:
L1505: D_ptr, delta_bias_ptr, x_ptr, has_z, delta_softplus);
L1506:
L1507: if (!recompute_out_z) { params.out_z_ptr = nullptr; }
L1508:
L1509: // Set the pointers and strides.
L1510:
L1528: // All stride are in elements, not bytes.
L1529:
L1530: params.dout_batch_stride = dout.stride(0);
L1531:
L1532: params.dout_d_stride = dout.stride(1);
L1533:
L1534: params.dA_d_stride = dA.stride(0);
L1535:
L1536: params.dA_dstate_stride = dA.stride(1);
L1537:
L1538: if (!is_variable_B) {
L1539:
L1540: params.dB_d_stride = dB.stride(0);
L1541:
L1542: } else {
L1543:
L1544: params.dB_batch_stride = dB.stride(0);
L1545:
L1546: params.dB_group_stride = dB.stride(1);
L1547:
L1548: }
L1549:
L1550: params.dB_dstate_stride = !is_variable_B ? dB.stride(1) : dB.stride(2);
L1551:
L1552: if (!is_variable_C) {
L1553:
L1554: params.dC_d_stride = dC.stride(0);
L1555:
L1556: } else {
L1557: params.dC_batch_stride = dC.stride(0);
L1558:
L1559: params.dC_group_stride = dC.stride(1);
L1560:
L1561: }
L1562:
L1563: params.dC_dstate_stride = !is_variable_C ? dC.stride(1) : dC.stride(2);
L1564:
L1565: params.du_batch_stride = du.stride(0);
L1566:
L1567: params.du_d_stride = du.stride(1);
L1568:
L1569: params.ddelta_batch_stride = ddelta.stride(0);
L1570:
L1571: params.ddelta_d_stride = ddelta.stride(1);
L1572:
L1573: if (has_z) {
L1574:
L1575: params.dz_batch_stride = dz.stride(0);
L1576:
L1577: params.dz_d_stride = dz.stride(1);
L1578:
L1579: }
L1580:
L1581: }
L1582:
L1583: std::vector<at::Tensor>
L1584:
L1585: selective_scan_fwd(const at::Tensor &u, const at::Tensor &delta,
L1586: const at::Tensor &A, const at::Tensor &B, const at::Tensor &C,
L1587:
L1588: const c10::optional<at::Tensor> &D_,
L1589:
L1590: const c10::optional<at::Tensor> &z_,
L1591:
L1592: const c10::optional<at::Tensor> &delta_bias_,
L1593:
L1594: bool delta_softplus) {
L1595:
L1596: auto input_type = u.scalar_type();
L1597:
L1598: auto weight_type = A.scalar_type();
L1599:
L1600: TORCH_CHECK(input_type == at::ScalarType::Float || input_type == at::ScalarType::Half || input_type == at::ScalarType::BFloat16);
L1601: TORCH_CHECK(weight_type == at::ScalarType::Float || weight_type == at::ScalarType::ComplexFloat);
L1602:
L1603: const bool is_variable_B = B.dim() >= 3;
L1604:
L1605: const bool is_variable_C = C.dim() >= 3;
L1606:
L1607: const bool is_complex = weight_type == at::ScalarType::ComplexFloat;
L1608:
L1609: TORCH_CHECK(delta.scalar_type() == input_type);
L1610:
L1611: TORCH_CHECK(B.scalar_type() == (!is_variable_B ? weight_type : input_type));
L1612:
L1613: TORCH_CHECK(C.scalar_type() == (!is_variable_C ? weight_type : input_type));
L1614:
L1615: TORCH_CHECK(u.is_cuda());
L1616: TORCH_CHECK(delta.is_cuda());
L1617:
L1618: TORCH_CHECK(A.is_cuda());
L1619:
L1620: TORCH_CHECK(B.is_cuda());
L1621:
L1622: TORCH_CHECK(C.is_cuda());
L1623:
L1624: TORCH_CHECK(u.stride(-1) == 1 || u.size(-1) == 1);
L1625:
L1626: TORCH_CHECK(delta.stride(-1) == 1 || delta.size(-1) == 1);
L1627:
L1628: const auto sizes = u.sizes();
L1629:
L1630: const int batch_size = sizes[0];
L1631:
L1632: const int dim = sizes[1];
L1633:
L1634: const int seqlen = sizes[2];
L1635:
L1636: const int dstate = A.size(1);
L1637:
L1638: const int n_groups = is_variable_B ? B.size(1) : 1;
L1639: TORCH_CHECK(dstate <= 256, "selective_scan only supports state dimension <= 256");
L1640:
L1641: CHECK_SHAPE(u, batch_size, dim, seqlen);
L1642:
L1643: CHECK_SHAPE(delta, batch_size, dim, seqlen);
L1644:
L1645: CHECK_SHAPE(A, dim, dstate);
L1646:
L1647: if (!is_variable_B) {
L1648:
L1649: CHECK_SHAPE(B, dim, dstate);
L1650:
L1651: } else {
L1652:
L1653: CHECK_SHAPE(B, batch_size, n_groups, dstate, !is_complex ? seqlen : seqlen * 2);
L1654:
L1655: TORCH_CHECK(B.stride(-1) == 1 || B.size(-1) == 1);
L1656:
L1657: }
L1658:
L1659: if (!is_variable_C) {
L1660:
L1661: CHECK_SHAPE(C, dim, dstate);
L1662:
L1663: } else {
L1664: CHECK_SHAPE(C, batch_size, n_groups, dstate, !is_complex ? seqlen: seqlen * 2);
L1665:
L1666: TORCH_CHECK(C.stride(-1) == 1 || C.size(-1) == 1);
L1667:
L1668: }
L1669:
L1670: if (D_.has_value()) {
L1671:
L1672: auto D = D_.value();
L1673:
L1674: TORCH_CHECK(D.scalar_type() == at::ScalarType::Float);
L1675:
L1676: TORCH_CHECK(D.is_cuda());
L1677:
L1678: TORCH_CHECK(D.stride(-1) == 1 || D.size(-1) == 1);
L1679:
L1680: CHECK_SHAPE(D, dim);
L1681:
L1682: }
L1683:
L1684: if (delta_bias_.has_value()) {
L1685:
L1686: auto delta_bias = delta_bias_.value();
L1687:
L1688: TORCH_CHECK(delta_bias.scalar_type() == at::ScalarType::Float);
L1689: TORCH_CHECK(delta_bias.is_cuda());
L1690:
L1691: TORCH_CHECK(delta_bias.stride(-1) == 1 || delta_bias.size(-1) == 1);
L1692:
L1693: CHECK_SHAPE(delta_bias, dim);
L1694:
L1695: }
L1696:
L1697: at::Tensor z, out_z;
L1698:
L1699: const bool has_z = z_.has_value();
L1700:
L1701: if (has_z) {
L1702:
L1703: z = z_.value();
L1704:
L1705: TORCH_CHECK(z.scalar_type() == input_type);
L1706:
L1707: TORCH_CHECK(z.is_cuda());
L1708:
L1709: TORCH_CHECK(z.stride(-1) == 1 || z.size(-1) == 1);
L1710:
L1711: CHECK_SHAPE(z, batch_size, dim, seqlen);
L1712:
L1713: out_z = torch::empty_like(z);
L1714:
L1715: }
L1716:
L1717: const int n_chunks = (seqlen + 2048 - 1) / 2048;
L1718: // const int n_chunks = (seqlen + 1024 - 1) / 1024;
L1719:
L1720: // at::Tensor out = torch::empty_like(u);
L1721:
L1722: // Right now u has BHL layout and delta has HBL layout, and we want out to have HBL layout
L1723:
L1724: at::Tensor out = torch::empty_like(delta);
L1725:
L1726: at::Tensor x;
L1727:
L1728: x = torch::empty({batch_size, dim, n_chunks, dstate * 2}, u.options().dtype(weight_type));
L1729:
L1730: SSMParamsBase params;
L1731:
L1732: set_ssm_params_fwd(params, batch_size, dim, seqlen, dstate, n_groups, n_chunks, is_variable_B, is_variable_C,
L1733:
L1734: u, delta, A, B, C, out, z, out_z,
L1735: D_.has_value() ? D_.value().data_ptr() : nullptr,
L1736:
L1737: delta_bias_.has_value() ? delta_bias_.value().data_ptr() : nullptr,
L1738:
L1739: x.data_ptr(),
L1740:
L1741: has_z,
L1742:
L1743: delta_softplus);
L1744:
L1745: // Otherwise the kernel will be launched from cuda:0 device
L1746:
L1747: // Cast to char to avoid compiler warning about narrowing
L1748:
L1749: at::cuda::CUDAGuard device_guard{u.device()};
L1750:
L1751: auto stream = at::cuda::getCurrentCUDAStream().stream();
L1752:
L1753: DISPATCH_ITYPE_FLOAT_AND_HALF_AND_BF16(u.scalar_type(), "selective_scan_fwd", [&] {
L1754: DISPATCH_WTYPE_FLOAT_AND_COMPLEX(A.scalar_type(), "selective_scan_fwd", [&] {
L1755:
L1756: selective_scan_fwd_cuda<input_t, weight_t>(params, stream);
L1757:
L1758: });
L1759:
L1760: });
L1761:
L1762: std::vector<at::Tensor> result = {out, x};
L1763:
L1764: if (has_z) { result.push_back(out_z); }
L1765:
L1766: return result;
L1767:
L1768: }
L1769:
L1770: std::vector<at::Tensor>
L1771:
L1772: selective_scan_bwd(const at::Tensor &u, const at::Tensor &delta,
L1773:
L1774: const at::Tensor &A, const at::Tensor &B, const at::Tensor &C,
L1775:
L1776: const c10::optional<at::Tensor> &D_,
L1777:
L1778: const c10::optional<at::Tensor> &z_,
L1779: const c10::optional<at::Tensor> &delta_bias_,
L1780:
L1781: const at::Tensor &dout,
L1782:
L1783: const c10::optional<at::Tensor> &x_,
L1784:
L1785: const c10::optional<at::Tensor> &out_,
L1786:
L1787: c10::optional<at::Tensor> &dz_,
L1788:
L1789: bool delta_softplus,
L1790:
L1791: bool recompute_out_z) {
L1792:
L1793: auto input_type = u.scalar_type();
L1794:
L1795: auto weight_type = A.scalar_type();
L1796:
L1797: TORCH_CHECK(input_type == at::ScalarType::Float || input_type == at::ScalarType::Half || input_type == at::ScalarType::BFloat16);
L1798: TORCH_CHECK(weight_type == at::ScalarType::Float || weight_type == at::ScalarType::ComplexFloat);
L1799:
L1800: const bool is_variable_B = B.dim() >= 3;
L1801:
L1802: const bool is_variable_C = C.dim() >= 3;
L1803:
L1804: const bool is_complex = weight_type == at::ScalarType::ComplexFloat;
L1805:
L1806: TORCH_CHECK(delta.scalar_type() == input_type);
L1807:
L1808: TORCH_CHECK(B.scalar_type() == (!is_variable_B ? weight_type : input_type));
L1809:
L1810: TORCH_CHECK(C.scalar_type() == (!is_variable_C ? weight_type : input_type));
L1811:
L1812: TORCH_CHECK(dout.scalar_type() == input_type);
L1813: TORCH_CHECK(u.is_cuda());
L1814:
L1815: TORCH_CHECK(delta.is_cuda());
L1816:
L1817: TORCH_CHECK(A.is_cuda());
L1818:
L1819: TORCH_CHECK(B.is_cuda());
L1820:
L1821: TORCH_CHECK(C.is_cuda());
L1822:
L1823: TORCH_CHECK(dout.is_cuda());
L1824:
L1825: TORCH_CHECK(u.stride(-1) == 1 || u.size(-1) == 1);
L1826:
L1827: TORCH_CHECK(delta.stride(-1) == 1 || delta.size(-1) == 1);
L1828:
L1829: TORCH_CHECK(dout.stride(-1) == 1 || dout.size(-1) == 1);
L1830:
L1831: const auto sizes = u.sizes();
L1832:
L1833: const int batch_size = sizes[0];
L1834:
L1835: const int dim = sizes[1];
L1836:
L1837: const int seqlen = sizes[2];
L1838:
L1839: const int dstate = A.size(1);
L1840: const int n_groups = is_variable_B ? B.size(1) : 1;
L1841:
L1842: TORCH_CHECK(dstate <= 256, "selective_scan only supports state dimension <= 256");
L1843:
L1844: CHECK_SHAPE(u, batch_size, dim, seqlen);
L1845:
L1846: CHECK_SHAPE(delta, batch_size, dim, seqlen);
L1847:
L1848: CHECK_SHAPE(A, dim, dstate);
L1849:
L1850: if (!is_variable_B) {
L1851:
L1852: CHECK_SHAPE(B, dim, dstate);
L1853:
L1854: } else {
L1855:
L1856: CHECK_SHAPE(B, batch_size, n_groups, dstate, !is_complex ? seqlen : seqlen * 2);
L1857:
L1858: TORCH_CHECK(B.stride(-1) == 1 || B.size(-1) == 1);
L1859:
L1860: }
L1861:
L1862: if (!is_variable_C) {
L1863:
L1864: CHECK_SHAPE(C, dim, dstate);
L1865: } else {
L1866:
L1867: CHECK_SHAPE(C, batch_size, n_groups, dstate, !is_complex ? seqlen: seqlen * 2);
L1868:
L1869: TORCH_CHECK(C.stride(-1) == 1 || C.size(-1) == 1);
L1870:
L1871: }
L1872:
L1873: CHECK_SHAPE(dout, batch_size, dim, seqlen);
L1874:
L1875: if (D_.has_value()) {
L1876:
L1877: auto D = D_.value();
L1878:
L1879: TORCH_CHECK(D.scalar_type() == at::ScalarType::Float);
L1880:
L1881: TORCH_CHECK(D.is_cuda());
L1882:
L1883: TORCH_CHECK(D.stride(-1) == 1 || D.size(-1) == 1);
L1884:
L1885: CHECK_SHAPE(D, dim);
L1886:
L1887: }
L1888:
L1889: if (delta_bias_.has_value()) {
L1890:
L1891: auto delta_bias = delta_bias_.value();
L1892: TORCH_CHECK(delta_bias.scalar_type() == at::ScalarType::Float);
L1893:
L1894: TORCH_CHECK(delta_bias.is_cuda());
L1895:
L1896: TO…[truncated]</excerpt>
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<title>mamba/csrc/selective_scan/selective_scan.cpp at main · state-spaces/mamba · GitHub</title>
<location>https://github.com/state-spaces/mamba/blob/main/csrc/selective_scan/selective_scan.cpp</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last month; void selective_scan_fwd_cuda(SSMParamsBase &params, cudaStream_t stream); ... TORCH_CHECK(dstate <= 256, "selective_scan only supports state dimension <= 256");
/******************************************************************************
* Copyright (c) 2023, Tri Dao.
******************************************************************************/
#include <c10/cuda/CUDAGuard.h>
#include <c10/cuda/CUDAStream.h>
#include <torch/python.h>
#include <vector>
#include "selective_scan.h"
#define CHECK_SHAPE(x, ...) TORCH_CHECK(x.sizes() == torch::IntArrayRef({__VA_ARGS__}), #x " must have shape (" #__VA_ARGS__ ")")
#define DISPATCH_ITYPE_FLOAT_AND_HALF_AND_BF16(ITYPE, NAME, ...) \
if (ITYPE == at::ScalarType::Half) { \
using input_t = at::Half; \
__VA_ARGS__(); \
} else if (ITYPE == at::ScalarType::BFloat16) { \
using input_t = at::BFloat16; \
__VA_ARGS__(); \
} else if (ITYPE == at::ScalarType::Float) { \
using input_t = float; \
__VA_ARGS__(); \
} else { \
AT_ERROR(#NAME, " not implemented for input type '", toString(ITYPE), "'"); \
}
#define DISPATCH_WTYPE_FLOAT_AND_HALF_AND_BF16(WTYPE, NAME, ...) \
if (WTYPE == at::ScalarType::Half) { \
using weight_t = at::Half; \
__VA_ARGS__(); \
} else if (WTYPE == at::ScalarType::BFloat16) { \
using weight_t = at::BFloat16; \
__VA_ARGS__(); \
} else if (WTYPE == at::ScalarType::Float) { \
using weight_t = float; \
__VA_ARGS__(); \
} else { \
AT_ERROR(#NAME, " not implemented for weight type '", toString(WTYPE), "'"); \
}
#define DISPATCH_WTYPE_FLOAT_AND_COMPLEX(WTYPE, NAME, ...) \
if (WTYPE == at::ScalarType::Float) { \
using weight_t = float; \
__VA_ARGS__(); \
} else if (WTYPE == at::ScalarType::ComplexFloat) { \
using weight_t = c10::complex<float>; \
__VA_ARGS__(); \
} else { \
AT_ERROR(#NAME, " not implemented for weight type '", toString(WTYPE), "'"); \
}
template<typename input_t, typename weight_t>
void selective_scan_fwd_cuda(SSMParamsBase &params, cudaStream_t stream);
template <typename input_t, typename weight_t>
void selective_scan_bwd_cuda(SSMParamsBwd &params, cudaStream_t stream);
void set_ssm_params_fwd(SSMParamsBase &params,
// sizes
const size_t batch,
const size_t dim,
const size_t seqlen,
const size_t dstate,
const size_t n_groups,
const size_t n_chunks,
const bool is_variable_B,
const bool is_variable_C,
// device pointers
const at::Tensor u,
const at::Tensor delta,
const at::Tensor A,
const at::Tensor B,
const at::Tensor C,
const at::Tensor out,
const at::Tensor z,
const at::Tensor out_z,
void* D_ptr,
void* delta_bias_ptr,
void* x_ptr,
bool has_z,
bool delta_softplus) {
// Reset the parameters
memset(&params, 0, sizeof(params));
params.batch = batch;
params.dim = dim;
params.seqlen = seqlen;
params.dstate = dstate;
params.n_groups = n_groups;
params.n_chunks = n_chunks;
params.dim_ngroups_ratio = dim / n_groups;
params.delta_softplus = delta_softplus;
params.is_variable_B = is_variable_B;
params.is_variable_C = is_variable_C;
// Set the pointers and strides.
params.u_ptr = u.data_ptr();
params.delta_ptr = delta.data_ptr();
params.A_ptr = A.data_ptr();
params.B_ptr = B.data_ptr();
params.C_ptr = C.data_ptr();
params.D_ptr = D_ptr;
params.delta_bias_ptr = delta_bias_ptr;
params.out_ptr = out.data_ptr();
params.x_ptr = x_ptr;
params.z_ptr = has_z ? z.data_ptr() : nullptr;
params.out_z_ptr = has_z ? out_z.data_ptr() : nullptr;
// All stride are in elements, not bytes.
params.A_d_stride = A.stride(0);
params.A_dstate_stride = A.stride(1);
if (!is_variable_B) {
params.B_d_stride = B.stride(0);
} else {
params.B_batch_stride = B.stride(0);
params.B_group_stride = B.stride(1);
}
params.B_dstate_stride = !is_variabl…[truncated]</excerpt>
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<title>mamba/csrc/selective_scan/selective_scan_fwd_kernel.cuh at main · state-spaces/mamba · GitHub</title>
<location>https://github.com/state-spaces/mamba/blob/main/csrc/selective_scan/selective_scan_fwd_kernel.cuh</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last month; constexpr int kSmemSize = Ktraits::kSmemSize + kNRows * MAX_DSTATE * sizeof(typename Ktraits::scan_t); ... C10_CUDA_CHECK(cudaFuncSetAttribute( ... void selective_scan_fwd_cuda(SSMParamsBase &params, cudaStream_t stream) {
+ dim_id * kNRows * params.out_z_d_stride + chunk * kChunkSize;
#pragma unroll
for (int r = 0; r < kNRows; ++r) {
input_t z_vals[kNItems];
__syncthreads();
load_input<Ktraits>(z + r * params.z_d_stride, z_vals, smem_load, params.seqlen - chunk * kChunkSize);
#pragma unroll
for (int i = 0; i < kNItems; ++i) {
float z_val = z_vals[i];
out_vals[r][i] *= z_val / (1 + expf(-z_val));
}
__syncthreads();
store_output<Ktraits>(out_z + r * params.out_z_d_stride, out_vals[r], smem_store, params.seqlen - chunk * kChunkSize);
}
}
Bvar += kChunkSize * (!kIsComplex ? 1 : 2);
Cvar += kChunkSize * (!kIsComplex ? 1 : 2);
}
}
template<int kNThreads, int kNItems, typename input_t, typename weight_t>
void selective_scan_fwd_launch(SSMParamsBase &params, cudaStream_t stream) {
// Only kNRows == 1 is tested for now, which ofc doesn't differ from previously when we had each block
// processing 1 row.
constexpr int kNRows = 1;
BOOL_SWITCH(params.seqlen % (kNThreads * kNItems) == 0, kIsEvenLen, [&] {
BOOL_SWITCH(params.is_variable_B, kIsVariableB, [&] {
BOOL_SWITCH(params.is_variable_C, kIsVariableC, [&] {
BOOL_SWITCH(params.z_ptr != nullptr , kHasZ, [&] {
using Ktraits = Selective_Scan_fwd_kernel_traits<kNThreads, kNItems, kNRows, kIsEvenLen, kIsVariableB, kIsVariableC, kHasZ, input_t, weight_t>;
constexpr int kSmemSize = Ktraits::kSmemSize + kNRows * MAX_DSTATE * sizeof(typename Ktraits::scan_t);
dim3 grid(params.batch, params.dim / kNRows);
// Had to change this substantially since potentially the hip
// interface for setting kernel launch attributes is slightly different from
// cuda's. In particualar, it seems to expect a plain const void * pointer.
auto kernel = &selective_scan_fwd_kernel<Ktraits>;
if (kSmemSize >= 48 * 1024) {
#ifndef USE_ROCM
C10_CUDA_CHECK(cudaFuncSetAttribute(
kernel, cudaFuncAttributeMaxDynamicSharedMemorySize, kSmemSize));
#else
C10_CUDA_CHECK(cudaFuncSetAttribute(
(void *) kernel, cudaFuncAttributeMaxDynamicSharedMemorySize, kSmemSize));
std::cerr << "Warning (selective_scan_fwd_kernel): attempting to set maxDynamicSharedMemorySize on an AMD GPU which is currently a non-op (in ROCm versions <= 6.1). This might lead to undefined behavior. \n" << std::endl;
#endif
}
kernel<<<grid, Ktraits::kNThreads, kSmemSize, stream>>>(params);
C10_CUDA_KERNEL_LAUNCH_CHECK();
});
});
});
});
}
template<typename input_t, typename weight_t>
void selective_scan_fwd_cuda(SSMParamsBase &params, cudaStream_t stream) {
#ifndef USE_ROCM
if (params.seqlen <= 128) {
selective_scan_fwd_launch<32, 4, input_t, weight_t>(params, stream);
} else if (params.seqlen <= 256) {
selective_scan_fwd_launch<32, 8, input_t, weight_t>(params, stream);
} else if (params.seqlen <= 512) {
selective_scan_fwd_launch<32, 16, input_t, weight_t>(params, stream);
} else if (params.seqlen <= 1024) {
selective_scan_fwd_launch<64, 16, input_t, weight_t>(params, stream);
} else {
selective_scan_fwd_launch<128, 16, input_t, weight_t>(params, stream);
}
#else
if (params.seqlen <= 256) {
selective_scan_fwd_launch<64, 4, input_t, weight_t>(params, stream);
} else if (params.seqlen <= 512) {
selective_scan_fwd_launch<64, 8, input_t, weight_t>(params, stream);
} else if (params.seqlen <= 1024) {
selective_scan_fwd_launch<64, 16, input_t, weight_t>(params, stream);
} else {
selective_scan_fwd_launch<128, 16, input_t, weight_t>(params, stream);
}
#endif
}</excerpt>
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<title>No module named 'selective_scan_cuda' · Issue #237 · state-spaces/mamba · GitHub</title>
<location>GitHub issue 237 in state-spaces/mamba (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search2 [wordlim: 200] Published: 2.6 years ago; Crawled: last week; Tried to look here, https://github.com/state-spaces/mamba/tree/main/csrc/selective_scan ... mamba/csrc/selective_scan/selective_scan.cpp ... | void selective_scan_fwd_cuda(SSMParamsBase &params, cudaStream_t stream) {
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kabbas570
opened on Mar 12, 2024
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Hello, thanks for the nice work.
Getting the following error at line 16: https://github.com/state-spaces/mamba/blob/main/mamba_ssm/ops/selective_scan_interface.py#L42
Tried to look here, https://github.com/state-spaces/mamba/tree/main/csrc/selective_scan
, but we cannot see any module/file with a name, 'selective_scan_cuda'
Thanks
1. ### radarFudan commented on Mar 13, 2024
radarFudan
on Mar 13, 2024
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I am not very familiar but I once found the relevant code in
mamba/csrc/selective_scan/selective_scan.cpp
Line 59 in 9127d1f
| void set_ssm_params_fwd(SSMParamsBase &params,
and
mamba/csrc/selective_scan/selective_scan_fwd_kernel.cuh
Line 333 in 9127d1f
| void selective_scan_fwd_cuda(SSMParamsBase &params, cudaStream_t stream) {
2. ### tridao commented on Mar 13, 2024
tridao
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If you follow the installation instruction it should install the CUDA extension `selective_scan_cuda`.
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3. ### kabbas570 commented on Mar 13, 2024
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Before you install Mamba, we need to load the Cuda version of 11.8.0. However, before that, please make sure that the PyTorch we have is also installed using the same Cuda version of 11.8.0.
The Cuda version of 11.8.0, in my case, may be different, as suggested by the repo owner.
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closed this as completedon Mar 13, 2024</excerpt>
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<title>mamba/csrc/selective_scan/selective_scan_bwd_kernel.cuh at main · state-spaces/mamba · GitHub</title>
<location>https://github.com/state-spaces/mamba/blob/main/csrc/selective_scan/selective_scan_bwd_kernel.cuh</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search3 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 4 weeks ago; state-spaces / mamba Public ... 2. /csrc ... #include <c10/cuda/CUDAException.h> // For C10_CUDA_CHECK and C10_CUDA_KERNEL_LAUNCH_CHECK ... struct Selective_Scan_bwd_kernel_traits { ... auto& smem_scan = *reinterpret_cast<typename Ktraits::BlockScanT::TempStorage*>(reinterpret_cast<char *>(&smem_reduce) + Ktraits::kSmemReduceSize);
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Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/state-spaces/mamba/blob/main/csrc/selective_scan/selective_scan.cpp
- 2: https://github.com/state-spaces/mamba/blob/main/csrc/selective_scan/selective_scan.cpp
Select the fallback on both CUDA extension availability and input device.
With mamba_ssm importable, line 165 always selects the reference Mamba. The default mamba-ssm install may not build selective_scan_cuda. The reference Mamba path then calls _check_selective_scan_cuda(), which raises RuntimeError on every device, including CUDA inputs. The _MambaSSM fallback is never reached in that case.
A device-only check does not fix this. CUDA inputs still reach the missing-extension check.
The compiled op also rejects CPU tensors. selective_scan_fwd requires u, delta, A, B, and C to be CUDA tensors. Extension presence alone can still route CPU inputs into an op that raises. Select the reference Mamba only when selective_scan_cuda is available and the input is on CUDA. Otherwise select _MambaSSM.
Update the _MambaSSM docstring to state that the fallback is used when the CUDA extension is unavailable or when the input is not on CUDA.
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Review comment at @monai/networks/nets/u_mamba.py around lines 165 - 168:
Update the Mamba selection in the forward path so the reference Mamba is used
only when selective_scan_cuda is available and the input is on CUDA; otherwise
use _MambaSSM, since the choice depends on both extension availability and the
input device. Update the _MambaSSM docstring to describe both fallback
conditions.
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Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Unused seg_layers heads break DDP when deep_supervision=False.
The constructor builds one UnetOutBlock per decoder stage. When deep_supervision is False, forward uses only the last head. The other heads never receive gradients. DistributedDataParallel with default settings fails on unused parameters. The heads also add dead weights to the checkpoint.
Create only the heads that forward uses. Index seg_layers by the number of outputs already produced.
Proposed fix
- self.seg_layers.append(UnetOutBlock(spatial_dims, in_skip, out_channels, dropout=dropout))+ if deep_supervision or s == n_stages - 1:+ self.seg_layers.append(UnetOutBlock(spatial_dims, in_skip, out_channels, dropout=dropout))
if self.deep_supervision or s == len(self.decoder) - 1:
- seg_outputs.append(self.seg_layers[s](out))+ seg_outputs.append(self.seg_layers[len(seg_outputs)](out))
Also applies to: 397-398
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Review comment at @monai/networks/nets/u_mamba.py at line 369:
Update U-Mamba’s decoder-head construction and forward selection so `seg_layers`
contains only heads used by the configured `deep_supervision` behavior. In the
constructor, create every stage head when deep supervision is enabled, otherwise
create only the final-stage head; in `forward`, index `seg_layers` by the number
of outputs already produced so the final head remains correctly selected.
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- Around line 168-175: Update the Mamba construction and forward path so the
PyTorch fallback reuses the reference `Mamba` module’s parameters instead of
registering an independent `_MambaSSM` parameter set. Implement the fallback
scan to accept and use the reference module’s projection, convolution, state,
and output tensors, and register only one set of parameters so checkpoints and
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
The fused and fallback Mamba paths hold separate weights.
When mamba_ssm is installed, self.mamba and self.mamba_fallback are independent modules with independent parameters. Training on CUDA updates only self.mamba. CPU inference then runs mamba_fallback, which still has its random initial weights. The output is silently wrong, and no error is raised.
Related effects:
state_dict keys differ between environments with and without mamba_ssm. A checkpoint saved in one environment fails to load in the other.
mamba_fallback never receives gradients on CUDA, so DDP with default settings fails on unused parameters.
test_backward in tests/networks/nets/test_u_mamba.py reads net.bottleneck_mamba.mamba.A_log.grad. On CPU with mamba_ssm installed, the fallback runs and that gradient is None, so the test fails.
Make the fallback reuse the reference module's parameters. The reference Mamba uses the same attribute names (in_proj, conv1d, x_proj, dt_proj, A_log, D, out_proj). Implement the sequential scan as a function that takes those tensors. Then register only one set of parameters.
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Review comment at @monai/networks/nets/u_mamba.py around lines 168 - 175:
Update the Mamba construction and forward path so the PyTorch fallback reuses
the reference `Mamba` module’s parameters instead of registering an independent
`_MambaSSM` parameter set. Implement the fallback scan to accept and use the
reference module’s projection, convolution, state, and output tensors, and
register only one set of parameters so checkpoints and gradients remain
consistent across devices and environments.
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Fixes #7472
Description
I added the U-Mamba architecture (Ma et al., "U-Mamba: Enhancing Long-range Dependency for Biomedical Image Segmentation", https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.04722) to MONAI's network architectures as
monai.networks.nets.UMamba, together with unit tests and documentation.The network combines residual convolutional blocks with Mamba state space blocks in a U-Net encoder-decoder with skip connections. Both variants from the paper are supported through the
mamba_modeargument:"bot"(U-Mamba_Bot): a single Mamba block at the bottleneck."enc"(U-Mamba_Enc): a Mamba block after every encoder stage.Design notes:
UnetResBlock/UnetOutBlock, and the decoder follows the reference implementation (nearest-neighbour upsampling + 1x1 convolution, skip concatenation), including the reference rule that stages in the deeper half use a single residual block.deep_supervision=Truethe forward pass returns a list of the segmentation output of every decoder stage (highest resolution first), each at its native resolution.MambaBlock) flattens the feature map into a token sequence, applies layer norm and a Mamba block, and reshapes back, so it works for 1D, 2D and 3D inputs, including anisotropic strides.mamba_ssmis an optional dependency, handled withoptional_import: when it is installed, its fused implementation is used; otherwise a pure PyTorch selective-scan implementation is used automatically, so the network imports and runs on CPU as well (the sequential scan is slower, which is documented in the docstring).Types of changes
Test report
python -m pytest tests/networks/nets/test_u_mamba.py -q— 12 passed on CPU (fallback implementation), covering 2D/3D shapes for both Mamba modes, anisotropic strides, 1D inputs, deep supervision outputs, a backward pass, and the standaloneMambaBlock.ruff checkandblack --checkpass on the changed files.