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Use the tiled GEMM path for half brute-force kNN with k <= 64 - #3041
brute_force_knn_impl sends L2 searches with k <= 64 to fusedL2Knn, a SIMT kernel with no tensor-core path. For half inputs this is much slower than the tiled path (tiled_brute_force_knn), which computes distances with a GEMM followed by select_k. This PR:
routes half inputs with k <= 64 to tiled_brute_force_knn. Float stays on fusedL2Knn.
lets chooseTileSize grow tileRows up to the existing memory target, capped at the number of queries, when the whole index fits in one column tile. Before, it stopped at 512 rows, so a small index with many queries ran several small GEMM + select_k rounds. Large indexes keep the current tiling.
allocates the per-column-tile merge buffers only when the index is split into column tiles, so the larger row tiles don't allocate memory that is never used.
Benchmarks: half, k ≤ 64
brute_force::build + brute_force::search with L2Expanded on an H100 80GB HBM3, main (4b6af58) vs this branch, both built from source for sm_90. Half data, dim 96 and 768, index rows 1K–256K, 16/256/4096 queries, k = 2–64. Each time is the mean of 3 timed batches.
Every shape is faster: 2.1×–27.6×, mean 9.0×. Results match main: distances agree to within 7e-07 relative at every rank, and neighbor ids differ only between equal-distance ties (lowest recall vs main 0.99997).
Each cell shows the speedup, with ms per search (main → this branch) underneath.
Full table (144 shapes)
dim
index rows
queries
k
main (ms)
this branch (ms)
speedup
96
1K
16
2
0.0481
0.0197
2.4×
96
1K
16
4
0.0489
0.0197
2.5×
96
1K
16
8
0.0490
0.0198
2.5×
96
1K
16
16
0.0496
0.0204
2.4×
96
1K
16
32
0.0562
0.0195
2.9×
96
1K
16
64
0.0654
0.0176
3.7×
96
1K
256
2
0.0493
0.0198
2.5×
96
1K
256
4
0.0502
0.0196
2.6×
96
1K
256
8
0.0503
0.0210
2.4×
96
1K
256
16
0.0506
0.0218
2.3×
96
1K
256
32
0.0570
0.0225
2.5×
96
1K
256
64
0.0666
0.0189
3.5×
96
1K
4096
2
0.1479
0.0478
3.1×
96
1K
4096
4
0.1582
0.0472
3.4×
96
1K
4096
8
0.1679
0.0508
3.3×
96
1K
4096
16
0.1656
0.0513
3.2×
96
1K
4096
32
0.1577
0.0563
2.8×
96
1K
4096
64
0.3723
0.0640
5.8×
96
8K
16
2
0.1232
0.0197
6.3×
96
8K
16
4
0.1317
0.0196
6.7×
96
8K
16
8
0.1405
0.0196
7.2×
96
8K
16
16
0.1431
0.0199
7.2×
96
8K
16
32
0.1566
0.0198
7.9×
96
8K
16
64
0.1893
0.0228
8.3×
96
8K
256
2
0.1192
0.0303
3.9×
96
8K
256
4
0.1243
0.0366
3.4×
96
8K
256
8
0.1320
0.0412
3.2×
96
8K
256
16
0.1342
0.0446
3.0×
96
8K
256
32
0.1359
0.0493
2.8×
96
8K
256
64
0.2629
0.0549
4.8×
96
8K
4096
2
0.6757
0.2524
2.7×
96
8K
4096
4
0.6930
0.2874
2.4×
96
8K
4096
8
0.7063
0.3091
2.3×
96
8K
4096
16
0.7112
0.3104
2.3×
96
8K
4096
32
0.7131
0.3361
2.1×
96
8K
4096
64
1.4556
0.3296
4.4×
96
64K
16
2
0.7041
0.0255
27.6×
96
64K
16
4
0.6794
0.0301
22.6×
96
64K
16
8
0.7033
0.0343
20.5×
96
64K
16
16
0.7337
0.0391
18.8×
96
64K
16
32
0.8235
0.0458
18.0×
96
64K
16
64
1.1411
0.0526
21.7×
96
64K
256
2
0.4873
0.1378
3.5×
96
64K
256
4
0.5000
0.1503
3.3×
96
64K
256
8
0.5106
0.1567
3.3×
96
64K
256
16
0.5231
0.1535
3.4×
96
64K
256
32
0.5376
0.1631
3.3×
96
64K
256
64
1.2116
0.1764
6.9×
96
64K
4096
2
4.7575
1.9781
2.4×
96
64K
4096
4
4.8052
1.9977
2.4×
96
64K
4096
8
4.8569
2.0478
2.4×
96
64K
4096
16
4.9074
1.9041
2.6×
96
64K
4096
32
4.9586
1.9619
2.5×
96
64K
4096
64
6.4742
2.3193
2.8×
96
256K
16
2
0.7518
0.0628
12.0×
96
256K
16
4
0.8145
0.0700
11.6×
96
256K
16
8
0.8312
0.0757
11.0×
96
256K
16
16
0.8642
0.0801
10.8×
96
256K
16
32
0.9783
0.0900
10.9×
96
256K
16
64
1.4480
0.1001
14.5×
96
256K
256
2
1.8029
0.5107
3.5×
96
256K
256
4
1.8293
0.5154
3.5×
96
256K
256
8
1.8562
0.5271
3.5×
96
256K
256
16
1.8843
0.4907
3.8×
96
256K
256
32
1.9221
0.5041
3.8×
96
256K
256
64
3.0313
0.5470
5.5×
96
256K
4096
2
18.9057
8.1509
2.3×
96
256K
4096
4
18.9836
7.9520
2.4×
96
256K
4096
8
19.0774
8.0626
2.4×
96
256K
4096
16
19.1936
7.4424
2.6×
96
256K
4096
32
19.3583
7.6019
2.5×
96
256K
4096
64
21.6967
8.9800
2.4×
768
1K
16
2
0.1156
0.0193
6.0×
768
1K
16
4
0.1155
0.0201
5.7×
768
1K
16
8
0.1200
0.0196
6.1×
768
1K
16
16
0.1225
0.0194
6.3×
768
1K
16
32
0.1232
0.0195
6.3×
768
1K
16
64
0.1320
0.0173
7.6×
768
1K
256
2
0.1207
0.0193
6.3×
768
1K
256
4
0.1226
0.0208
5.9×
768
1K
256
8
0.1228
0.0221
5.6×
768
1K
256
16
0.1240
0.0232
5.3×
768
1K
256
32
0.1246
0.0239
5.2×
768
1K
256
64
0.1376
0.0206
6.7×
768
1K
4096
2
0.6330
0.0547
11.6×
768
1K
4096
4
0.6451
0.0536
12.0×
768
1K
4096
8
0.6497
0.0571
11.4×
768
1K
4096
16
0.6483
0.0577
11.2×
768
1K
4096
32
0.6426
0.0626
10.3×
768
1K
4096
64
0.8260
0.0705
11.7×
768
8K
16
2
0.1978
0.0194
10.2×
768
8K
16
4
0.2009
0.0194
10.4×
768
8K
16
8
0.2108
0.0194
10.9×
768
8K
16
16
0.2122
0.0196
10.8×
768
8K
16
32
0.2239
0.0209
10.7×
768
8K
16
64
0.2638
0.0246
10.7×
768
8K
256
2
0.4125
0.0335
12.3×
768
8K
256
4
0.4181
0.0397
10.5×
768
8K
256
8
0.4201
0.0441
9.5×
768
8K
256
16
0.4262
0.0475
9.0×
768
8K
256
32
0.4296
0.0523
8.2×
768
8K
256
64
0.5336
0.0573
9.3×
768
8K
4096
2
4.6352
0.2987
15.5×
768
8K
4096
4
4.6536
0.3368
13.8×
768
8K
4096
8
4.6640
0.3583
13.0×
768
8K
4096
16
4.6718
0.3596
13.0×
768
8K
4096
32
4.6786
0.3857
12.1×
768
8K
4096
64
5.2113
0.3789
13.8×
768
64K
16
2
0.7998
0.0628
12.7×
768
64K
16
4
0.8151
0.0673
12.1×
768
64K
16
8
0.8293
0.0714
11.6×
768
64K
16
16
0.8626
0.0760
11.4×
768
64K
16
32
0.9751
0.0829
11.8×
768
64K
16
64
1.2360
0.0888
13.9×
768
64K
256
2
3.4525
0.1741
19.8×
768
64K
256
4
3.4688
0.1868
18.6×
768
64K
256
8
3.4791
0.1931
18.0×
768
64K
256
16
3.4878
0.1900
18.4×
768
64K
256
32
3.5031
0.2000
17.5×
768
64K
256
64
4.0403
0.2128
19.0×
768
64K
4096
2
37.0679
2.3648
15.7×
768
64K
4096
4
37.0938
2.3764
15.6×
768
64K
4096
8
37.1282
2.4288
15.3×
768
64K
4096
16
37.1839
2.2990
16.2×
768
64K
4096
32
37.2650
2.3495
15.9×
768
64K
4096
64
37.8930
2.6775
14.2×
768
256K
16
2
1.2245
0.1955
6.3×
768
256K
16
4
1.2575
0.2032
6.2×
768
256K
16
8
1.2622
0.2087
6.0×
768
256K
16
16
1.3011
0.2132
6.1×
768
256K
16
32
1.3665
0.2223
6.1×
768
256K
16
64
1.8319
0.2311
7.9×
768
256K
256
2
13.7903
0.6561
21.0×
768
256K
256
4
13.8262
0.6613
20.9×
768
256K
256
8
13.8423
0.6743
20.5×
768
256K
256
16
13.8745
0.6373
21.8×
768
256K
256
32
13.9028
0.6499
21.4×
768
256K
256
64
14.4676
0.6880
21.0×
768
256K
4096
2
148.3878
9.9328
14.9×
768
256K
4096
4
148.3425
9.7287
15.2×
768
256K
4096
8
148.3292
9.8669
15.0×
768
256K
4096
16
148.3689
9.1722
16.2×
768
256K
4096
32
148.5118
9.3293
15.9×
768
256K
4096
64
148.7311
10.4042
14.3×
Testing
NEIGHBORS_TEST and NEIGHBORS_ANN_BRUTE_FORCE_TEST pass. The half suite covers k <= 64 with L2Expanded, L2SqrtExpanded and L2Unexpanded, so it exercises the new half path.
…or small indexes
fusedL2Knn has no tensor-core path, so half inputs with k <= 64 now take
tiled_brute_force_knn. Float stays on the fused kernel.
When the whole index fits in one column tile, chooseTileSize now grows
tileRows up to the existing memory target (capped at numQueries) instead of
stopping at 512, so small indexes need fewer GEMM + select_k rounds. Large
indexes are unchanged. The per-column-tile merge buffers are only allocated
when tiling over columns.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Brute-force nearest-neighbor searches use less temporary memory when the index fits within a single column tile.
Search tile sizing better accounts for query and centroid counts, improving use of available capacity.
Bug Fixes
Half-precision inputs use the tiled GEMM path instead of the fused L2 path in applicable brute-force searches.
The brute-force kNN changes recalculate tile dimensions when all centroids fit within the target capacity, avoid allocating temporary output buffers when column tiling is not needed, and route half-precision inputs away from the fused L2 path.
Changes: Brute-force kNN
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Summary
Tiled search sizing and dispatch cpp/src/neighbors/detail/faiss_distance_utils.h, cpp/src/neighbors/detail/knn_brute_force.cuh
When all centroids fit within the target capacity, chooseTileSize uses them as one column tile and recalculates the row tile. Tile sizing uses max(n, k). Temporary output buffers have size zero when column tiling is not needed. Half-precision inputs use the tiled GEMM path instead of the fused L2 path.
Half-precision searches with k <= 64 now use the tiled GEMM path and are much faster in the reported benchmarks. A half L2 search on an index with fewer rows than k can return wrong neighbors. Half searches also need a temporary distance buffer of up to about 512 MiB that the old path did not need. Fix or explicitly test the small-index case before merging, and consider limiting the temporary memory.
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observed — Modified behavior in cpp/src/neighbors/detail/faiss_distance_utils.h: The NVIDIA copyright notice changes from 2024–2025 to 2024–2026.
observed — Modified behavior in cpp/src/neighbors/detail/faiss_distance_utils.h: When the initial query-row tile and all centroids fit within targetUsage, chooseTileSize now uses all centroids as the column tile and recalculates the row tile, capped at numQueries, using the target capacity and a denominator that treats zero centroids as one.
observed — Modified behavior in cpp/src/neighbors/detail/knn_brute_force.cuh: Tile sizing now uses max(n, k) instead of n as the column count.
observed — Modified behavior in cpp/src/neighbors/detail/knn_brute_force.cuh: Per-tile top-k output buffers now have tile_rows * temp_out_cols elements only when tile_cols != n; they are zero-sized when the whole index fits in one column tile. Previously, both buffers always allocated that capacity.
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The description is specific and related to the changeset. It states that half-precision inputs with k <= 64 now route to tiled_brute_force_knn instead of fusedL2Knn, that chooseTileSize grows tileRows up to the memory target when the index fits in one column tile, and that per-column-tile merge buffers are allocated only when the index is split. It also gives benchmark data and test results (NEIGHBORS_TEST and NEIGHBORS_ANN_BRUTE_FORCE_TEST) that match the raw summary's described changes in knn_brute_force.cuh and faiss_distance_utils.h.
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Minor · Preserve missing-neighbor slots for small indexes. · knn_brute_force.cuh:270-290
cpp/src/neighbors/detail/knn_brute_force.cuh:270-290 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Preserve missing-neighbor slots for small indexes.
When a half L2 search has fewer index rows than k, the packed preliminary results can overwrite sentinel slots. The final selection leaves those slots unchanged, so a query can return another query’s result as a neighbor. Keep the preliminary results separate from the final buffer and avoid selecting k results from fewer than k inputs.
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Review comment at @cpp/src/neighbors/detail/knn_brute_force.cuh around lines 270 - 290:
Update the preliminary `select_k` flow so its packed results do not overwrite the final `distances` and `indices` buffers containing missing-neighbor sentinels. Keep preliminary results separate, and when fewer than `k` index rows are available, avoid selecting `k` results; preserve the sentinel slots in the final output.
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Review comments at @cpp/src/neighbors/detail/faiss_distance_utils.h:
- Around line 46-47: The tileRows calculation sizes rows using numCentroids even
when the eventual tile_cols is raised to k, allowing the distance tile to exceed
targetUsage. Update the tiling flow so tileRows is calculated or capped using
the final column width after the k minimum is applied, while preserving the
existing query-count limit.
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Review comments at @cpp/src/neighbors/detail/knn_brute_force.cuh:
- Around line 270-290: Update the preliminary `select_k` flow so its packed
results do not overwrite the final `distances` and `indices` buffers containing
missing-neighbor sentinels. Keep preliminary results separate, and when fewer
than `k` index rows are available, avoid selecting `k` results; preserve the
sentinel slots in the final output.
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Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Size rows using the eventual column width.
When k > numCentroids, the caller raises tile_cols to k after this calculation. The distance allocation can therefore exceed the intended target by a factor of k / numCentroids. For example, 8,388,608 queries, four centroids, and k = 64 allocate a 2 GiB distance tile, in addition to 6 GiB of outputs. This can fail on an 8 GiB GPU before selection starts.
Recalculate or cap tile_rows after the caller applies the k minimum. As per coding guidelines: “Resource exhaustion (GPU memory)” must be reported.
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Review comment at @cpp/src/neighbors/detail/faiss_distance_utils.h around lines 46 - 47:
The tileRows calculation sizes rows using numCentroids even when the eventual tile_cols is raised to k, allowing the distance tile to exceed targetUsage. Update the tiling flow so tileRows is calculated or capped using the final column width after the k minimum is applied, while preserving the existing query-count limit.
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tiled_brute_force_knn raises tile_cols to k after chooseTileSize, so with
n < k the row tile sized against n made the distance buffer far larger than
the memory target (n=10, k=1000, m=1e6: 4 GB). Pass max(n, k) as the column
count so rows are sized against the actual tile width. Unchanged for k <= n.
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Major · Handle indexes smaller than k before the final selection. · knn_brute_force.cuh:456
cpp/src/neighbors/detail/knn_brute_force.cuh:456 Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Handle indexes smaller than k before the final selection.
For a half L2 search with n < k, the final select_k receives n input columns and k outputs. This violates RAFT’s len >= k invariant, so the initialized padding is not guaranteed to survive.
Select only the available neighbors and preserve the padding in each k-wide output row. Add a multi-query test for this case.
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Handle the half-precision L2 case where the index size n is smaller than k before the final select_k call: select only the available neighbors and preserve initialized padding in each k-wide output row. Add a multi-query test covering n < k and verify each row retains its padding.
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Major · Bound temporary memory for the new half path. · knn_brute_force.cuh:456
cpp/src/neighbors/detail/knn_brute_force.cuh:456 Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Bound temporary memory for the new half path.
For 65,536 queries and a 1,024-row index, the tiled path allocates a 256 MiB distance buffer. The previous fused path did not materialize that matrix. If the allocator cannot supply the buffer, a search that previously fit can fail.
Limit the row tile to the available temporary-memory budget, or retain a fused fallback when temporary memory is limited.
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Review comment at @cpp/src/neighbors/detail/knn_brute_force.cuh at line 456:
The tiled half-precision path can allocate an oversized distance buffer for large query batches. Update the tile sizing or allocation decision in the path guarded by `std::is_same_v<value_t, half>` so temporary storage stays within the available memory budget, or retain a fused fallback when it does not; preserve existing search behavior without requiring the full matrix to fit.
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Review comments at @cpp/src/neighbors/detail/knn_brute_force.cuh:
- Line 456: Handle the half-precision L2 case where the index size n is smaller
than k before the final select_k call: select only the available neighbors and
preserve initialized padding in each k-wide output row. Add a multi-query test
covering n < k and verify each row retains its padding.
- Line 456: The tiled half-precision path can allocate an oversized distance
buffer for large query batches. Update the tile sizing or allocation decision in
the path guarded by `std::is_same_v<value_t, half>` so temporary storage stays
within the available memory budget, or retain a fused fallback when it does not;
preserve existing search behavior without requiring the full matrix to fit.
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Description
brute_force_knn_implsends L2 searches with k <= 64 tofusedL2Knn, a SIMT kernel with no tensor-core path. For half inputs this is much slower than the tiled path (tiled_brute_force_knn), which computes distances with a GEMM followed byselect_k. This PR:tiled_brute_force_knn. Float stays onfusedL2Knn.chooseTileSizegrowtileRowsup to the existing memory target, capped at the number of queries, when the whole index fits in one column tile. Before, it stopped at 512 rows, so a small index with many queries ran several small GEMM +select_krounds. Large indexes keep the current tiling.Benchmarks: half, k ≤ 64
brute_force::build+brute_force::searchwith L2Expanded on an H100 80GB HBM3, main (4b6af58) vs this branch, both built from source for sm_90. Half data, dim 96 and 768, index rows 1K–256K, 16/256/4096 queries, k = 2–64. Each time is the mean of 3 timed batches.Every shape is faster: 2.1×–27.6×, mean 9.0×. Results match main: distances agree to within 7e-07 relative at every rank, and neighbor ids differ only between equal-distance ties (lowest recall vs main 0.99997).
Each cell shows the speedup, with ms per search (main → this branch) underneath.
Full table (144 shapes)
Testing
NEIGHBORS_TESTandNEIGHBORS_ANN_BRUTE_FORCE_TESTpass. The half suite covers k <= 64 with L2Expanded, L2SqrtExpanded and L2Unexpanded, so it exercises the new half path.🤖 Generated with Claude Code