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ywkang b715002b5a paper: §2 figure layout + Accuracy subsection + Table 1 → 2-col; §6 trim historical 4-panel content
§2 platform:
- Accuracy promoted from \paragraph to \subsection (sec:accuracy);
  it sits at the same heading level as Why / Device / Latency / HW
  config and so reads as a first-class component of the platform
  description rather than a tail-end footnote.
- Three architecture diagrams (SIP, CUBE, PE) collapsed into one
  figure* using subcaption: Fig.~\ref{fig:hw-arch}(a) SIP and (b)
  CUBE side-by-side on row 1, (c) PE wide on row 2, total height
  capped at ~40% of the page. Subfigure cross-references rewritten
  to Fig.~ref{fig:hw-arch}\subref{...} in the body text. main.tex
  now pulls in the subcaption package.
- Table 1 (modeled hardware configuration) promoted to table*
  (two-column / full page width) and the row layout rewritten as a
  4-column tabular so Hierarchy + PE + Command-issue sit on the
  left and Memory + Interconnect sit on the right. The previous
  single-column rendering was getting cut at the right edge of the
  printed column.

§6 GQA:
- Removed the historical four-panel headline table (tab:gqa), the
  two figures (fig:gqa-lat, fig:gqa-break), and the prose paragraph
  that cited their per-panel numbers. Reason: the underlying
  milestone-gqa-headline bench has been simplified in collaborator
  commit 65c365f ("drop misleading single_user_/multi_user_
  panels") and no longer reproduces that data, so the section was
  left referencing a dataset the current bench cannot regenerate.
- The previously-added 4-cases long-context decode comparison is
  now §6's only Results subsection, retitled to
  "Results: long-context decode and parallelism strategies".

The headline GQA result that survives into the paper is therefore
the parallelism trade-off study (Case 4 / Cube-SP × PE-SP at 34 us
buying an 8x KV-memory reduction over the latency leaders).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-16 11:16:16 -07:00
ywkang 22f3968b51 paper(gqa): wire the 4-cases long-context decode comparison into §6
The collaborator commit 7c346de added the comparative figures
(gqa_decode_long_ctx_4cases_{latency,memory,traffic}.png) but the
fused-GQA section still only referenced the four headline panels.
This commit closes that loop:

- New §6 subsection "Long-context decode: parallelism strategies"
  added between Results and Analysis. It lays out the four
  parallelism strategies (Cube-SP/Repl x PE-TP/SP) and pulls in the
  three new figures.
- The discussion highlights the central trade: the fastest strategy
  (Case 3, Cube-Repl x PE-SP at 20.2 us) requires replicating the
  full KV cache to every CUBE, while Case 4 (Cube-SP x PE-SP, the
  chosen design marked *) gives back ~14 us in exchange for an 8x
  KV-memory reduction.  Case 4's ~190 IPCQ copies + ~190 DMA reads
  are precisely the on-device collective traffic PE_IPCQ and the
  torus links of §5 are provisioned to absorb -- a direct payoff
  of the communication-side codesign work.
- Connects back to §5 (PE_IPCQ / all-reduce) so the reader sees the
  capstone arc: the GEMM enabler exposes the data-movement bound,
  the communication enabler attacks it, and the long-context
  parallelism study shows how the choice between the two extremes is
  framed by KV memory vs. on-device collective traffic.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-16 10:44:32 -07:00
ywkang dd525bfcb7 paper: add /paper skill + 1H HW-SW codesign report (GEMM, All-Reduce, fused GQA)
New `/paper` slash-command skill that synthesizes ADR/SPEC content and live
KernBench benchmark results into a sectioned LaTeX technical paper compiled
to PDF with Tectonic (auto-installed). The skill negotiates a TOC, grounds
every number in committed artifacts or fresh bench runs, and keeps
report-only benches isolated.

This commit also includes the first generated report:
- docs/report/1H-codesign-paper/ — main.tex + per-section .tex, figures,
  toc.md contract, and the built 8-page main.pdf. Covers the platform
  (source-level kernels, latency model + accuracy, HW config from
  topology.yaml), GEMM via composite command, All-Reduce via PE_IPCQ, and
  fused GQA combining both, plus discussion/conclusion/2H future work.
- scripts/paper/ — isolated report harnesses (not registered benches):
  paper_gqa_latency.py harvests per-panel GQA end-to-end latency + engine
  occupancy (the milestone only emitted op-counts); paper_plot_gqa.py
  renders the GQA figures.

GEMM/All-Reduce reuse committed milestone figures/CSVs; GQA results are
generated fresh. Honest flags retained: PE_CPU dispatch cost is 0 in this
config, and the proposed two-composite softmax_merge decode is marked
designed-not-measured.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-10 22:15:14 -07:00