Phi-2
This document describes how to perform NPU hardware-accelerated inference of the Phi-2 model on Qualcomm platforms using Qualcomm® Genie.
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Source model: microsoft/phi-2
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Source model license: MIT
Model Details
| Model | Quantization | Context Length |
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| Phi-2 | W4A16 | 1024 |
Supported Devices
Refer to the SoC Architecture Reference to find the DSP architecture of your device's SoC.
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This example supports Qualcomm platform SoCs with v73 DSP architecture.
dsp_arch v73 -
Supported devices
Device SoC dsp_arch Fogwise® AIRbox Q900 QCS9075 v73
Download qcom-qairt Dependencies
- QCS6490
- QCS9075
sudo apt install qcom-qnn-sdk-v68 qcom-genie-sdk-v68
sudo apt install qcom-qnn-sdk-v73 qcom-genie-sdk-v73
Import Environment Variables
export ADSP_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/aarch64-linux-gnu
Download Model
Please install the modelscope Python package in a Python virtual environment. For virtual environment usage, refer to Python Virtual Environment Usage
pip3 install modelscope
modelscope download --model radxa/Phi-2-w4a16-1024-v73 --local_dir ./Phi-2-w4a16-1024-v73
Run Inference
cd Phi-2-w4a16-1024-v73
Build Prompt
Prompts can be passed as a file or as a parameter.
- prompt
- prompt_file
System: You are a helpful assistant\nUser: Introduce Qualcomm in 100 words\nAssistant:
vim chat.txt
System: You are a helpful assistant\nUser: Introduce Qualcomm in 100 words\nAssistant:
Run Inference
- prompt
- prompt_file
genie-t2t-run -c phi-2-htp.json -p 'System: You are a helpful assistant\nUser: Introduce Qualcomm in 100 words\nAssistant:'
genie-t2t-run -c phi-2-htp.json --prompt_file chat.txt
(.venv) rock@radxa-airbox-q900:/mnt/ssd/qualcomm/Mistral-7B-Instruct-v0.3$ genie-t2t-run -c mistral-7b-instruct-v0_3-htp.json -p '<s>[INST] What is the most popular cookie in the world? [/INST]'
Using libGenie.so version 1.14.0
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[INFO] "Using create From Binary"
[INFO] "Allocated total size = 281051648 across 8 buffers"
[PROMPT]: <s>[INST] What is the most popular cookie in the world? [/INST]
[BEGIN]: The most popular cookie in the world is the chocolate chip cookie, which is a type of cookie that originates from the United States. It is a small, round-shaped, and semisweet chocolate-flavored cookie that is often enjoyed for its rich, creamy, and indulgent taste. The cookie is often served as a sweet, crunchy, and luscious treat, and is often adored for its delightful, delectable, and scrumptious texture.
The chocolate chip cookie is a favorite dessert and confectionery delight that is often relished, Savoried, and Adored for its Melt-in-the-Mouth, Melt-in-the-Mind, and Melt-in-the-Moment. It is a Creamy, Creamy, and Dreamy Delight, and is often Savorized, Savorized, and Savored for its Dreamy, Delighting, and Delightful.
, its Delicious, Delectable, and Delightful.
The chocolate chip cookie is a popular, Beloved, and Adored Confectionery Delight, and is often Adored, Adored, and Adored for its Delectable, and Delightful.[END]
/prj/qct/webtech_scratch20/mlg_user_admin/qaisw_source_repo/rel/qairt-2.42.0/release/snpe_src/avante-tools/prebuilt/dsp/hexagon-sdk-5.5.5/ipc/fastrpc/rpcmem/src/rpcmem_android.c:42:dummy call to rpcmem_deinit, rpcmem APIs will be used from libxdsprpc
Performance Reference
You can enable performance profiling with the --profile option.
genie-t2t-run -c phi-2-htp.json --prompt_file chat.txt --profile profile.txt
| Fogwise® AIRbox Q900 | |
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| GenieDialog_create | 871,031 us |
| num-prompt-tokens | 19 |
| prompt-processing-rate | 208.463623046875 toks/sec |
| time-to-first-token | 91,145 us |
| num-generated-tokens | 135 |
| token-generation-rate | 20.067829132080078 toks/sec |
| token-generation-time | 6,727,238 us |
| GenieDialog_free | 99,989 us |
Metric Definitions
| Metric | Definition |
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| GenieDialog_create | Time to initialize a dialog object, including model loading, context preparation, and memory allocation. |
| num-prompt-tokens | Number of tokens in the prompt sent to the model (i.e., the smallest unit the input text is split into). |
| prompt-processing-rate | Speed at which the model processes the prompt, in tokens per second (toks/sec), reflecting the efficiency of prompt analysis and output preparation. |
| time-to-first-token | Time elapsed from the start of processing to the generation of the first output token, reflecting the model's response latency. |
| num-generated-tokens | Number of tokens actually output by the model in this generation, representing the length of the generated text in tokens. |
| token-generation-rate | Speed at which the model generates tokens, in tokens per second (toks/sec), reflecting generation efficiency. |
| token-generation-time | Total time spent generating all output tokens, in microseconds (us). |
| GenieDialog_free | Time to free the dialog object, including memory release and resource cleanup. |
Official Genie Documentation
For more details on Qualcomm® Genie usage and API, refer to: