[release/2.7] Optimize Flex-Attention occupancy for head_dim=128#2957
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Adjust n_warps from 8 to 4 for head_dim=128 configurations to improve performance stability across different attention patterns. - Forward speedup: ~1.07x geomean uplift. - Backward speedup: 1.27x to 1.60x geomean uplift. - Validated with a filtered sweep of 320 unique cases.
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[ROCm] Optimize Flex-Attention occupancy for head_dim=128
Summary
This PR adjusts
n_warpsfrom 8 to 4 forhead_dim=128configurations on ROCm for gfx942.Performance Impact (320 Valid Cases)
The following table shows the Geometric Mean (Geomean) speedups compared to the current
n_warps=8baseline:Benchmark Coverage:
window_sizeandprefix_lm∈ [128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048].