lora_training_example.cpp

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/**
 * @file lora_training_example.cpp
 * @brief Example demonstrating LoRA training with llama.cpp base models
 * 
 * This example shows:
 * 1. Loading a frozen base model (GGUF format)
 * 2. Creating LoRA adapters
 * 3. Loading and preparing training data
 * 4. Training the LoRA adapters
 * 5. Exporting the trained adapters
 */

#include "llm/lora_framework/base_model_adapter.h"
#include "llm/lora_framework/data_loader.h"
#include "llm/lora_framework/lora_layers.h"
#include <spdlog/spdlog.h>
#include <fmt/format.h>
#include <iostream>

using namespace themis::llm::lora;

int main(int argc, char** argv) {
    // Configure logging
    spdlog::set_level(spdlog::level::info);
    
    spdlog::info("=== LoRA Training Example ===");
    
    // ========================================
    // 1. Configure LoRA-Enhanced Model
    // ========================================
    
    LoRAEnhancedModel::Config model_config;
    
    // Base model settings
    // Note: This example uses a placeholder path. Update with actual model path.
    model_config.base_model_path = (argc > 1) ? argv[1] : "models/llama-2-7b.gguf";
    
    // LoRA hyperparameters
    model_config.lora_config.rank = 8;                    // Small rank for quick testing
    model_config.lora_config.alpha = 16.0f;              // Scaling factor (2*rank)
    model_config.lora_config.learning_rate = 3e-4f;      // Learning rate
    
    // Target modules (which layers to adapt)
    model_config.target_modules = {
        "attention.wq",   // Query projection
        "attention.wv"    // Value projection
    };
    
    spdlog::info("Configuration:");
    spdlog::info("  Base model: {}", model_config.base_model_path);
    spdlog::info("  LoRA rank: {}", model_config.lora_config.rank);
    spdlog::info("  LoRA alpha: {}", model_config.lora_config.alpha);
    spdlog::info("  Target modules: {}", fmt::join(model_config.target_modules, ", "));
    
    // ========================================
    // 2. Initialize Model
    // ========================================
    
    spdlog::info("\n=== Initializing Model ===");
    
    LoRAEnhancedModel model(model_config);
    
    if (!model.initialize()) {
        spdlog::error("Failed to initialize model. Check if model file exists: {}", 
                     model_config.base_model_path);
        spdlog::info("\nNote: This example requires a GGUF model file.");
        spdlog::info("You can:");
        spdlog::info("1. Download a model from HuggingFace");
        spdlog::info("2. Convert a model to GGUF format");
        spdlog::info("3. Provide model path as command line argument");
        spdlog::info("\nUsage: {} <path_to_model.gguf>", argv[0]);
        return 1;
    }
    
    spdlog::info("Model initialized successfully!");
    spdlog::info("  Base parameters: {:L}", model.getBaseModelParameterCount());
    spdlog::info("  LoRA parameters: {:L}", model.getLoRAParameterCount());
    
    float reduction = 100.0f * (1.0f - 
        static_cast<float>(model.getLoRAParameterCount()) / 
        static_cast<float>(model.getBaseModelParameterCount()));
    spdlog::info("  Parameter reduction: {:.2f}%", reduction);
    
    // ========================================
    // 3. Setup Data Loader
    // ========================================
    
    spdlog::info("\n=== Setting Up Data Loader ===");
    
    // Create tokenizer (using simple character-level tokenizer for demo)
    auto tokenizer = std::make_shared<SimpleTokenizer>();
    
    // Configure data loader
    DataLoaderConfig data_config;
    data_config.batch_size = 2;
    data_config.max_sequence_length = 128;
    data_config.shuffle = true;
    
    DataLoader loader(tokenizer, data_config);
    
    // Create toy dataset for demonstration
    // In production, you would load from file: loader.loadFromFile("data/train.json")
    spdlog::info("Creating toy dataset (10 samples)...");
    auto samples = data_utils::createToyDataset(10);
    
    if (!loader.loadFromSamples(samples)) {
        spdlog::error("Failed to load training data");
        return 1;
    }
    
    spdlog::info("Dataset loaded:");
    spdlog::info("  Total samples: {}", loader.size());
    spdlog::info("  Batch size: {}", data_config.batch_size);
    spdlog::info("  Number of batches: {}", loader.num_batches());
    
    // ========================================
    // 4. Setup Optimizer
    // ========================================
    
    spdlog::info("\n=== Setting Up Optimizer ===");
    
    SGDOptimizer optimizer(
        model_config.lora_config.learning_rate,
        0.9f,   // momentum
        0.01f   // weight_decay
    );
    
    // Register LoRA parameters for optimization
    auto params = model.getTrainableParameters();
    optimizer.add_parameters(params);
    
    spdlog::info("Optimizer configured:");
    spdlog::info("  Learning rate: {}", model_config.lora_config.learning_rate);
    spdlog::info("  Trainable parameters: {}", params.size());
    
    // ========================================
    // 5. Training Loop
    // ========================================
    
    spdlog::info("\n=== Starting Training ===");
    
    const int num_epochs = 2;  // Small number for demo
    
    for (int epoch = 0; epoch < num_epochs; ++epoch) {
        spdlog::info("\nEpoch {}/{}", epoch + 1, num_epochs);
        
        loader.reset();
        float epoch_loss = 0.0f;
        int step = 0;
        
        while (loader.hasNext()) {
            // Get batch
            auto batch = loader.getNextBatch();
            
            // NOTE: This is a simplified training loop
            // In production, you would:
            // 1. Forward pass through model with batch
            // 2. Compute loss (e.g., cross-entropy)
            // 3. Backward pass to compute gradients
            // 4. Optimizer step to update parameters
            
            // For now, just simulate with a decreasing loss
            float step_loss = 1.0f / (step + 1);
            epoch_loss += step_loss;
            
            // Zero gradients
            optimizer.zero_grad();
            
            // Normally: forward, compute loss, backward
            // ... (actual training implementation)
            
            // Optimizer step
            optimizer.step();
            
            // Log progress
            if (step % 1 == 0) {
                spdlog::info("  Step {}: Loss = {:.4f}", step, step_loss);
            }
            
            step++;
        }
        
        float avg_loss = epoch_loss / step;
        spdlog::info("Epoch {} completed. Average loss: {:.4f}", epoch + 1, avg_loss);
    }
    
    // ========================================
    // 6. Export Trained Adapter
    // ========================================
    
    spdlog::info("\n=== Exporting Trained Adapter ===");
    
    auto weights = model.exportLoRAWeights();
    
    spdlog::info("Exported LoRA weights:");
    spdlog::info("  Number of layers: {}", weights.size());
    
    for (const auto& [layer_name, weight_pair] : weights) {
        const auto& B = weight_pair.first;
        const auto& A = weight_pair.second;
        
        spdlog::info("  Layer: {}", layer_name);
        spdlog::info("    B matrix: {} elements", B.size());
        spdlog::info("    A matrix: {} elements", A.size());
    }
    
    // In production, you would save these weights:
    // - To file (safetensors, GGUF, etc.)
    // - To ThemisDB blob store
    // - Along with metadata (hyperparameters, training stats, etc.)
    
    spdlog::info("\n=== Training Complete ===");
    spdlog::info("Next steps:");
    spdlog::info("1. Save adapter weights to file");
    spdlog::info("2. Load adapter for inference");
    spdlog::info("3. Evaluate on validation set");
    spdlog::info("4. Generate sample outputs");
    
    return 0;
}