seglen eviction for mamba radix cache#3
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Motivation
This PR adds a new radix cache eviction policy "seglen" (segment length) for hybrid models using MambaRadixCache.
Our approach is inspired by Marconi prefix caching for hybrid LLMs. Seglen heuristically approximates Marconi’s FLOPs-efficiency score, preserving the core recomputation-cost intuition while reducing implementation complexity of model-architecture specific marginal FLOPs calculations.
seglen ranks eviction candidates using replay length to the nearest reusable Mamba ancestor, combined with recency. Compared with pure LRU, this is intended to make eviction decisions more aware of recomputation cost for hybrid models.
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Benchmarking and Profiling
Benchmark results on H100 show that seglen delivers substantial TTFT improvements on prefix-heavy workloads, while still providing a modest TTFT improvement on the ShareGPT regression dataset with low prefix-hit rate.
-29.5% TTFT on prefix-heavy datasets
-26.1% TTFT on SWE-bench datasets
-3.4% TTFT on ShareGPT as a regression check (~1% prefix hit)
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Review Process
/tag-run-ci-label,/rerun-failed-ci,/tag-and-rerun-ci