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docs(lerobot_groot): record why FP8 is not shipped - #2118
families/lerobot_groot builds LeRobot's groot policy (GR00T N1.7: a Cosmos-Reason2-2B backbone cut to 16 text layers, 4 VL self-attention blocks and a 32-block flow-matching DiT) as a condition engine and a denoise engine, in bf16 (default) or fp32, and has no quantized build. No FP8 or NVFP4 GR00T checkpoint exists on the Hub, so FP8 self-quantization of the 192 DiT projections (build-time per-tensor FP8 weights, ModelOpt-calibrated static activation scales) was built and measured on TensorRT 11.4 (B200, B300) and 11.1 (B200), on top of the bf16 vision tower merged in #2007. FP8 does not pay enough for this family: one policy step is only 1.06x faster (0.6 to 0.7 ms of 11 to 12 ms), the mean arm action error grows from 8.5e-4 to 1.5e-3 (1.78x the bf16 bundle, 1.6x LeRobot's own bfloat16 noise), and one of the three committed bf16 test observations fails its thresholds. This change adds the study to the family README, like the yolov10 (#2093), k2_horizon_uno (#2039) and marian (#2035) studies, so that it does not have to be repeated. The FP8 code is not part of this change. NVFP4 of the DiT feed-forward was slower than bf16.
Exit Criteria
The README records the recipe, the method, step and denoise speed and plan size on B200 and B300 (TensorRT 11.4) and B200 (11.1), action error on 200 held-out observations against LeRobot fp32, the committed test observations against the bf16 E2E thresholds, the other recipes measured, NVFP4, what was not tried and when to revisit.
No code, test, manifest or bundle change; builds are unchanged.
Non-goals: shipping FP8 or NVFP4 builds, an FP8 manifest or CI case.
Implementation
families/lerobot_groot/README.md: new section "FP8 quantization study (not shipped)" before "Known limits": summary and decision, recipe, method, results (speed and size, held-out quality, test observations vs thresholds, other recipes), NVFP4, what was not tried, when to revisit.
Recipe that was measured (code kept out of the repository):
FP8 for attn1.to_q/k/v, attn1.to_out.0, ff.net.0.proj and ff.net.2 of all 32 DiT blocks (128 FP8 GEMMs in the denoise plan, 1 merged cross key/value GEMM in the condition plan); vision tower, backbone, VL blocks, AdaLN, embedders and embodiment layers stay bf16.
Weights: per-tensor scale amax / 448 at build time. Activations: static per-tensor scales from ModelOpt FP8_DEFAULT_CFG (max) through LeRobot's float32 policy, all four denoising steps, 128 LIBERO-spatial observations. bf16 Dequantize.
Why no gain: only the DiT is quantized and it is half of the step; the DiT runs on 41 tokens, so FP8 makes a denoising step only 1.11x to 1.13x faster. FP8 of the backbone and VL blocks (measured earlier) adds 1% to 2% for twice the action error.
pytest families/lerobot_groot/tests (B200, TensorRT 11.4.0.106 and 11.1.0.106)
56 passed, 24 skipped (E2E not selected), both versions
Markdown check of the README (table column counts, code fences)
pass
git diff --check
pass
python3 tools/pr_metadata.py validate on this description
pass
The numbers in the README come from the local study and are not re-run by this change (policy step = condition engine once and denoise engine four times, GPU time; x is bf16 time over FP8 time; arm error is the mean absolute error of the 6 continuous action dimensions on 200 held-out LIBERO-spatial observations against LeRobot fp32):
GPU
TensorRT
bf16 step
FP8 step
x
Bundle bf16 to FP8
Arm error bf16 / FP8
B200
11.4
12.15 ms
11.49 ms
1.06
5.82 to 4.89 GB
8.46e-4 / 1.50e-3
B300
11.4
11.00 ms
10.29 ms
1.06 to 1.07
5.82 to 4.89 GB
8.46e-4 / 1.50e-3
B200
11.1
11.81 ms
11.12 ms
1.06
5.82 to 4.89 GB
8.39e-4 / 1.46e-3
LeRobot's own bf16 policy has an arm error of 9.27e-4. On the committed observation ep1267_f080 the FP8 bundle has max abs 8.16e-3 and mean abs 1.22e-3 against LeRobot fp32, past the bf16 thresholds 5.1e-3 and 9.4e-4. No NaN or Inf in any condition or denoise output on 203 observations, every build.
Checkpoint: nvidia/gr00t17-lerobot-libero_spatial-640 at 32a6ec786d6509df31b40392b4e4dcdda78c0f11 (manifest revision).
Data: physical-intelligence/libero (LIBERO-spatial) at the revision the fixtures use: 128 calibration observations (32 episodes x 4 frames) and 200 held-out observations (50 other episodes x 4 frames), test-fixture episodes excluded.
Study: B200 and B300, one GPU per job, TensorRT 11.4.0.106 (target) and 11.1.0.106 (B200), ModelOpt 0.46.1, lerobot[groot]==0.6.1. Reference: LeRobot's policy in float32 and bfloat16.
Not Run / Remaining Gaps
No code was run for this change; the study cannot be rerun from this repository because the FP8 code was not merged.
TensorRT 11.1 was measured on B200 only.
The "other recipes" and NVFP4 rows were measured before the bf16 vision tower (vision tower in float32), as the README says.
Not measured: FP8 of the bf16 vision tower, FP8 attention matmuls, percentile or entropy calibration, closed-loop LIBERO success rate, the native runtime with an FP8 bundle, H100.
No problem on main was found during the study.
Contributor Self-Review
I have completed a self-review of this change.
Notes For Future Readers
Suggested review order: "Summary and decision", the test observations table, "When to revisit".
Revisit FP8 for a deployment with more denoising steps per call, or a quality target that accepts a mean arm error of about 1.5e-3 with FP8-specific E2E thresholds.
Risk level
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Medium
High
Risk rationale: documentation only; one README section added, no code, build, bundle or test change.
Add the FP8 self-quantization study of the GR00T N1.7 DiT to the family
README, measured on TensorRT 11.4 (B200, B300) and 11.1 (B200) with the
bf16 vision tower: recipe (per-tensor FP8 weights and static activation
scales on the 192 DiT projections, everything else bf16), method, speed,
plan size and action error on 200 held-out LIBERO-spatial observations
against LeRobot fp32. One policy step is only 1.06x faster (the DiT is
half of the step and runs on 41 tokens), the bundle is 16% smaller, and
the mean arm error grows from 8.5e-4 to 1.5e-3 (1.78x); one committed
bf16 test observation fails its thresholds. FP8 is not shipped. NVFP4 of
the DiT feed-forward was slower than bf16. No problem on main was found.
Documentation only; no code change.
Signed-off-by: Zhenshan Xie <zhenshanx@nvidia.com>
This pull request adds a documentation-only section, "FP8 quantization study (not shipped)," to families/lerobot_groot/README.md. It records a study of FP8 quantization for selected GR00T N1.7 DiT projections. The other components stay in bf16.
The section records:
The quantization recipe.
The measurement method.
Speed and bundle size. The author reports the FP8 bundle was 1.06–1.07× faster per policy step and smaller.
Held-out action error. The author reports higher mean arm action error for FP8.
One committed test observation that exceeded the bf16 E2E thresholds. The raw summary states the FP8 variant fails one of three committed thresholds.
An NVFP4 result for the DiT feed-forward. The author reports it was slower than bf16.
Limitations and conditions for revisiting FP8.
FP8 and NVFP4 builds are not shipped. The family has no quantized build.
The diff changes one file: families/lerobot_groot/README.md, with 140 lines added and none removed. No code, tests, manifests, or bundles change.
Validation evidence
The PR reports these results:
python3 -m tools.model_ci validate passes.
62 tests pass for the architecture and public-source-hygiene tests.
families/lerobot_groot/tests gives 56 passed and 24 skipped on B200 with TensorRT 11.4.0.106 and 11.1.0.106.
The author states the study numbers were not rerun for this change. The study cannot be rerun from this repository because its FP8 code was not merged. This review did not verify those numbers. The validation results above come from the PR description, not from checks run for this review.
Architecture impact
Family-owned files:families/lerobot_groot/README.md only. The change stays inside the GR00T family.
Changed shared surfaces: None. No shared code, public API, CLI flag, bundle field, metric, gate, or threshold changes.
New dependency directions: None.
Affected consumers: None identified. The change does not alter runtime behavior or build outputs.
Unresolved blast-radius questions: None for this diff. The FP8 study numbers are author-reported and not reproducible from this repository, so readers cannot independently confirm them.
Review outcome
PASS
The change only adds documentation in the owning family. It does not add a cross-family dependency, shared-layer model-specific logic, or a weakened threshold. The README states the failing observation and the decision not to ship, so the documented claims match the unshipped status. This outcome means no violation was found in the reviewed evidence. It does not confirm the reported FP8 measurements.
The README adds an unshipped GR00T DiT FP8 quantization study. It documents the quantization recipe, evaluation method, benchmark results, comparisons with other recipes, and conditions for revisiting the study.
Changes: GR00T FP8 Quantization Study
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Recipe and evaluation setup families/lerobot_groot/README.md
Documents the measured quantization recipe, checkpoint, evaluation harness, and measurement procedures.
Results and study limits families/lerobot_groot/README.md
Reports timing, bundle-size, and quality measurements, including comparisons with other FP8 recipes and an NVFP4 prototype. Lists unmeasured configurations and conditions for revisiting FP8.
NVIDIA/TensorRT-Model-Connect#2007: Changes vision-tower precision in GR00T BF16 builds; this study compares FP8 DiT projections against a BF16 setup.
Merge Risk: Low · up to a0563
The study text could overstate FP8 qualification, misdescribe its precision boundary, and omit official GR00T policies. These documentation issues are bounded; the PR does not change build or runtime support.
Architecture risk: Low · up to a0563
The change affects 1 system.
Changed systems:families
Architecture concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
Review details
Systems and components
observed — families (service) was modified; 1 changed file maps to changed impact.
Before / after behavior
observed — Modified behavior in families/lerobot_groot/README.md: Adds an overview stating that the measured FP8 DiT quantization is not shipped, reporting its 1.06x policy-step speed, 1.8x mean action error versus bf16, and failure on one committed bf16 test observation; it also states that the family has no quantized build.
observed — Modified behavior in families/lerobot_groot/README.md: Adds summary measurements comparing bf16 and FP8 policy-step and denoising times, bundle size, held-out arm error, and committed E2E threshold results. It records the decision not to ship FP8 and the measured speed, quality, and plan-size details.
observed — Modified behavior in families/lerobot_groot/README.md: Documents the measured quantization recipe: which DiT and cross-attention projections are quantized, which components remain bf16, the checkpoint-derived weight scales, ModelOpt activation calibration, the outlier rule, and build configurations that are refused.
observed — Modified behavior in families/lerobot_groot/README.md: Documents the checkpoint and harness used, timing procedure, held-out and committed-observation quality comparisons, action dimensions evaluated, reference policy, and non-finite-output scan.
Pre-merge checks: 9
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Explanation
Title check
The title clearly and concisely describes the README’s documented FP8 study and the decision not to ship FP8.
Description check
The description covers the required sections, including motivation, exit criteria, implementation, change category, validation, environment, remaining gaps, self-review, and risk. It provides relevant…
Docstring Coverage
No eligible functions found in the changed files. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentat…
Linked Issues check
Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check
Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Family Ownership Boundary
The PR only adds a study to families/lerobot_groot/README.md. The diff introduces no cross-family dependency or central registry change.
Shared Semantic Neutrality
The check applies to changed shared code outside model-owned directories. The reviewed range changes exactly one file: families/lerobot_groot/README.md (+140 lines, 0 deletions). The diff adds only …
Benchmark Validation Integrity
The pull request changes one file, families/lerobot_groot/README.md (+140 lines, no deletions). It changes no benchmark harness, gate, metric code, test, or validation logic, so the check applies on…
Shared Change Blast Radius
The pull request changes only families/lerobot_groot/README.md (+140 lines). The diff contains documentation about an unshipped FP8 study and does not change shared code, contracts, tooling, example…
Full details: Description check
Explanation
The description covers the required sections, including motivation, exit criteria, implementation, change category, validation, environment, remaining gaps, self-review, and risk. It provides relevant study results and states that the change is documentation only.
Full details: Docstring Coverage
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No eligible functions found in the changed files. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentation-only edits and deletions within surviving functions are included; unchanged diff context and fully deleted functions are excluded. Analyzed 0 functions across 0 files. (1 skipped: 1 unsupported.)
Full details: Shared Semantic Neutrality
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The check applies to changed shared code outside model-owned directories. The reviewed range changes exactly one file: families/lerobot_groot/README.md (+140 lines, 0 deletions). The diff adds only a Markdown section titled "FP8 quantization study (not shipped)". It adds no Python, runtime, C++, E2E, or tool code, and no shared configuration, topology, thresholds, or runtime strategy. The family-owned README is also model-owned, so it falls outside the shared-code scope. The PR description and objectives confirm that no code, test, manifest, or bundle changed. No shared-code change exists to evaluate, so no semantic-neutrality failure can be introduced.
Full details: Benchmark Validation Integrity
Explanation
The pull request changes one file, families/lerobot_groot/README.md (+140 lines, no deletions). It changes no benchmark harness, gate, metric code, test, or validation logic, so the check applies only to the new benchmark report text. Within that report, the compared paths use equivalent measurement and validation: - Speed: the README states that bf16 and FP8 plans were timed in the same job, with the same protocol: GPU time of one policy step, CUDA events, inputs on the device, and the median of 20 interleaved rounds of 10 steps. The policy-step accounting (condition engine once plus denoise engine four times) applies to both variants. The 15-round variant on TensorRT 11.1 applies to both variants in that job. - Quality: the bf16 and FP8 bundles are both compared against the same LeRobot fp32 reference, on the same 200 held-out observations and the same 3 committed observations, with fixed noise per observation. The arm-error and E2E threshold columns use the same max-abs / mean-abs metrics for both bundles. - Aggregation: the README reports per-build values (two builds per variant on 11.4) and the ranges across them. It does not merge different evidence levels into one figure. - Reporting: the README does not hide the failing observation ep1267_f080. It marks that FP8 fails all three thresholds. I found no mismatch in timed regions, synchronization, reduction, output validation, or serialization between the compared paths. I found no execution-unit versus task-unit conflation. No shared behavior changed, so no affected consumers need evidence. The README does not claim that the numbers were re-run, and it states the gaps (not measured, not rerun, TensorRT 11.1 on B200 only).
Full details: Shared Change Blast Radius
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The pull request changes only families/lerobot_groot/README.md (+140 lines). The diff contains documentation about an unshipped FP8 study and does not change shared code, contracts, tooling, examples, benchmarks, catalogs, or validation infrastructure. The shared-change blast-radius condition therefore does not apply.
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Review comments at @families/lerobot_groot/README.md:
- Line 204: Update the “Committed bf16 E2E thresholds” row to limit its pass
counts to the listed action-comparison thresholds, not full E2E tests. Preserve
the reported counts and failure identifier, and clarify in the row label that
native wall-time and alternate-instruction checks are not included.
- Around line 222-223: Update the quantization statement in the GR00T README to
acknowledge NVIDIA Isaac-GR00T’s fp8 and mixed_nvfp4 component policies and Thor
deployment recipe, while clearly distinguishing those upstream options from
quantization support in the LeRobot builder; retain only claims about builder
support that are verified by its implementation.
- Around line 210-211: Update the precision summary for the DiT and condition
engine to clarify that cross-attention key/value projections use an FP8 GEMM
while the other condition components remain bf16; do not describe the entire
condition engine as bf16.
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Limit the pass claim to the measured action comparisons.
The E2E test also checks native wall-time p95 and an alternate instruction. (raw.githubusercontent.com) The study did not measure the FP8 native runtime, so it cannot establish full E2E passes. Label this row as the listed action-comparison thresholds.
As per coding guidelines, “Aggregation and gate behavior preserve the intended level of evidence.”
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Review comment at @families/lerobot_groot/README.md at line 204:
Update the “Committed bf16 E2E thresholds” row to limit its pass counts to the
listed action-comparison thresholds, not full E2E tests. Preserve the reported
counts and failure identifier, and clarify in the row label that native
wall-time and alternate-instruction checks are not included.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Correct the condition-engine precision summary.
Line 227 says the condition engine contains an FP8 GEMM for the cross-attention key/value projections. State that the other condition components remain bf16; the entire condition engine does not.
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Review comment at @families/lerobot_groot/README.md around lines 210 - 211:
Update the precision summary for the DiT and condition engine to clarify that
cross-attention key/value projections use an FP8 GEMM while the other condition
components remain bf16; do not describe the entire condition engine as bf16.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Update the claim about official quantization configurations.
NVIDIA's Isaac-GR00T repository now defines fp8 and mixed_nvfp4 component policies and documents a Thor deployment recipe. (raw.githubusercontent.com) Distinguish those policies from support in this LeRobot builder.
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Review comment at @families/lerobot_groot/README.md around lines 222 - 223:
Update the quantization statement in the GR00T README to acknowledge NVIDIA
Isaac-GR00T’s fp8 and mixed_nvfp4 component policies and Thor deployment recipe,
while clearly distinguishing those upstream options from quantization support in
the LeRobot builder; retain only claims about builder support that are verified
by its implementation.
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families/lerobot_grootbuilds LeRobot'sgrootpolicy (GR00T N1.7: a Cosmos-Reason2-2B backbone cut to 16 text layers, 4 VL self-attention blocks and a 32-block flow-matching DiT) as a condition engine and a denoise engine, in bf16 (default) or fp32, and has no quantized build. No FP8 or NVFP4 GR00T checkpoint exists on the Hub, so FP8 self-quantization of the 192 DiT projections (build-time per-tensor FP8 weights, ModelOpt-calibrated static activation scales) was built and measured on TensorRT 11.4 (B200, B300) and 11.1 (B200), on top of the bf16 vision tower merged in #2007. FP8 does not pay enough for this family: one policy step is only 1.06x faster (0.6 to 0.7 ms of 11 to 12 ms), the mean arm action error grows from 8.5e-4 to 1.5e-3 (1.78x the bf16 bundle, 1.6x LeRobot's own bfloat16 noise), and one of the three committed bf16 test observations fails its thresholds. This change adds the study to the family README, like the yolov10 (#2093), k2_horizon_uno (#2039) and marian (#2035) studies, so that it does not have to be repeated. The FP8 code is not part of this change. NVFP4 of the DiT feed-forward was slower than bf16.Exit Criteria
Implementation
families/lerobot_groot/README.md: new section "FP8 quantization study (not shipped)" before "Known limits": summary and decision, recipe, method, results (speed and size, held-out quality, test observations vs thresholds, other recipes), NVFP4, what was not tried, when to revisit.Recipe that was measured (code kept out of the repository):
attn1.to_q/k/v,attn1.to_out.0,ff.net.0.projandff.net.2of all 32 DiT blocks (128 FP8 GEMMs in the denoise plan, 1 merged cross key/value GEMM in the condition plan); vision tower, backbone, VL blocks, AdaLN, embedders and embodiment layers stay bf16.FP8_DEFAULT_CFG(max) through LeRobot's float32 policy, all four denoising steps, 128 LIBERO-spatial observations. bf16 Dequantize.Why no gain: only the DiT is quantized and it is half of the step; the DiT runs on 41 tokens, so FP8 makes a denoising step only 1.11x to 1.13x faster. FP8 of the backbone and VL blocks (measured earlier) adds 1% to 2% for twice the action error.
Change categories
Validation
Commands and Results
Documentation only.
python3 -m tools.model_ci validatepytest tools/tests/test_architecture.py tools/tests/test_public_source_hygiene.py(CPU)pytest families/lerobot_groot/tests(B200, TensorRT 11.4.0.106 and 11.1.0.106)git diff --checkpython3 tools/pr_metadata.py validateon this descriptionThe numbers in the README come from the local study and are not re-run by this change (policy step = condition engine once and denoise engine four times, GPU time; x is bf16 time over FP8 time; arm error is the mean absolute error of the 6 continuous action dimensions on 200 held-out LIBERO-spatial observations against LeRobot fp32):
LeRobot's own bf16 policy has an arm error of 9.27e-4. On the committed observation
ep1267_f080the FP8 bundle has max abs 8.16e-3 and mean abs 1.22e-3 against LeRobot fp32, past the bf16 thresholds 5.1e-3 and 9.4e-4. No NaN or Inf in any condition or denoise output on 203 observations, every build.Hardware, Environment, and Revisions
upstream/mainat236fede5. The study ran on4e3465ba, which already has the bf16 vision tower (perf(lerobot_groot): run the vision tower in bf16 in bf16 builds #2007);families/lerobot_groothas not changed since.nvidia/gr00t17-lerobot-libero_spatial-640at32a6ec786d6509df31b40392b4e4dcdda78c0f11(manifest revision).physical-intelligence/libero(LIBERO-spatial) at the revision the fixtures use: 128 calibration observations (32 episodes x 4 frames) and 200 held-out observations (50 other episodes x 4 frames), test-fixture episodes excluded.lerobot[groot]==0.6.1. Reference: LeRobot's policy in float32 and bfloat16.Not Run / Remaining Gaps
Contributor Self-Review
Notes For Future Readers
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Risk rationale: documentation only; one README section added, no code, build, bundle or test change.
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