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Fixes dashboard crash when CSV contains rows with empty accelerator, model, or version fields. The error manifested as: TypeError: '<' not supported between instances of 'float' and 'str' Root cause: pandas reads empty CSV cells as np.nan (float). When .str.strip() is called, NaN values remain as floats while valid values become strings, creating mixed types that sorted() cannot compare. Solution: Drop rows with missing critical fields during data load. These rows indicate upstream data quality issues (Model Furnace should always provide accelerator/model/version). Added logging to track how many malformed rows are filtered out. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds B200 PIRATE cluster dashboard configuration to enable Grafana metrics links for runs on the B200_PIRATE cluster. Dashboard: vllm-2b-dcgm-metrics-b200-pirate Dashboard ID: b200-pirate-vllm-dcgm Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Inject JavaScript-based hover tooltips on native Streamlit selectbox options showing guidellm workload specifications (token counts, samples, turns, prefix). Works across RHAIIS (Performance Plots, Trends, Compare Versions) and LLM-D views. - Add custom_dropdown.py with PROFILE_DETAILS, JS MutationObserver injection, and display name normalization (k-notation variants) - Add ℹ️ info icon CSS scoped to ISL/OSL selectboxes via .profile-info-icon class - Add help text and profile detail info boxes below selectboxes Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds profile metadata lookup and display variants, injects hover tooltips into Streamlit profile options, and integrates profile details into the main and LLM-D dashboards. It also filters incomplete data rows and adds a B200 Pirate Grafana mapping. ChangesProfile metadata and tooltip support
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Dashboard
participant inject_profile_tooltips
participant StreamlitOptions
participant ProfileTooltip
Dashboard->>inject_profile_tooltips: initialize tooltip injection
inject_profile_tooltips->>StreamlitOptions: observe dynamic options
StreamlitOptions->>ProfileTooltip: provide hovered profile label
ProfileTooltip->>StreamlitOptions: show resolved profile metadata
Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Opening the performance-trends and LLM-D profile views with the default or most common workload profile selected will fail to render because the new profile-details panel reads a description field that most profiles do not have. Two other profile options also silently show no details. These should be fixed before merging, as they affect commonly used dashboard views. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@custom_dropdown.py`:
- Around line 54-79: Update get_profile_details to retain the exact
PROFILE_DETAILS lookup, then fall back to matching token_pair or normalized key
against _generate_display_variants for each registered profile, returning the
corresponding details. This must resolve rounded k-notation such as 512/2k and
2k/128 and the registered Multi-turn alias before returning an empty dictionary.
In `@dashboard.py`:
- Around line 5245-5253: Guard the description rendering in the profile details
section using the existing optional-field pattern before accessing it, so
profiles without a description render without raising an error. Update the block
around the details dictionary access and preserve rendering for profiles that
provide a non-empty description.
In `@llmd_dashboard.py`:
- Around line 933-941: Update the profile details rendering around
selected_profile so the description is displayed only when the details mapping
contains a non-empty description. Replace the direct details['description']
access with a guarded lookup while preserving the existing samples, turns, and
prefix_tokens rendering.
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| def get_profile_details(profile_name: str) -> dict: | ||
| """Get profile details by name, normalizing k-notation (e.g. 1k/1k -> 1000/1000).""" | ||
| if profile_name in PROFILE_DETAILS: | ||
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| if "(" in profile_name and ")" in profile_name: | ||
| start = profile_name.rfind("(") + 1 | ||
| end = profile_name.rfind(")") | ||
| token_pair = profile_name[start:end].strip() | ||
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| token_pair = profile_name | ||
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| parts = token_pair.split("/") | ||
| normalized = [] | ||
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| if "k" in part.lower(): | ||
| num = float(part.lower().replace("k", "")) * 1000 | ||
| normalized.append(str(int(num))) | ||
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| key = "/".join(normalized) | ||
| return PROFILE_DETAILS.get(key, {}) |
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Handle rounded k-notation and profile aliases in get_profile_details.
get_profile_details converts 512/2k to 512/2000 and 2k/128 to 2000/128, but PROFILE_DETAILS contains 512/2048 and 2048/128. The details panel is therefore empty for those dashboard selections. The function also returns {} when a caller passes the registered Multi-turn alias.
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key = "/".join(normalized)
- return PROFILE_DETAILS.get(key, {})
+ if key in PROFILE_DETAILS:
+ return PROFILE_DETAILS[key]
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+ # Fall back to matching generated display variants: this covers
+ # rounded k-notation (e.g. "2048" shown as "2k" but decoded to
+ # "2000") and registered aliases (e.g. "Multi-turn").
+ for base_key, base_details in PROFILE_DETAILS.items():
+ variants = _generate_display_variants(base_key)
+ if token_pair in variants or key in variants:
+ return base_details
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| def get_profile_details(profile_name: str) -> dict: | |
| """Get profile details by name, normalizing k-notation (e.g. 1k/1k -> 1000/1000).""" | |
| if profile_name in PROFILE_DETAILS: | |
| return PROFILE_DETAILS[profile_name] | |
| if not profile_name: | |
| return {} | |
| if "(" in profile_name and ")" in profile_name: | |
| start = profile_name.rfind("(") + 1 | |
| end = profile_name.rfind(")") | |
| token_pair = profile_name[start:end].strip() | |
| else: | |
| token_pair = profile_name | |
| parts = token_pair.split("/") | |
| normalized = [] | |
| for part in parts: | |
| if "k" in part.lower(): | |
| num = float(part.lower().replace("k", "")) * 1000 | |
| normalized.append(str(int(num))) | |
| else: | |
| normalized.append(part) | |
| key = "/".join(normalized) | |
| return PROFILE_DETAILS.get(key, {}) | |
| def get_profile_details(profile_name: str) -> dict: | |
| """Get profile details by name, normalizing k-notation (e.g. 1k/1k -> 1000/1000).""" | |
| if profile_name in PROFILE_DETAILS: | |
| return PROFILE_DETAILS[profile_name] | |
| if not profile_name: | |
| return {} | |
| if "(" in profile_name and ")" in profile_name: | |
| start = profile_name.rfind("(") + 1 | |
| end = profile_name.rfind(")") | |
| token_pair = profile_name[start:end].strip() | |
| else: | |
| token_pair = profile_name | |
| parts = token_pair.split("/") | |
| normalized = [] | |
| for part in parts: | |
| if "k" in part.lower(): | |
| num = float(part.lower().replace("k", "")) * 1000 | |
| normalized.append(str(int(num))) | |
| else: | |
| normalized.append(part) | |
| key = "/".join(normalized) | |
| if key in PROFILE_DETAILS: | |
| return PROFILE_DETAILS[key] | |
| # Fall back to matching generated display variants: this covers | |
| # rounded k-notation (e.g. "2048" shown as "2k" but decoded to | |
| # "2000") and registered aliases (e.g. "Multi-turn"). | |
| for base_key, base_details in PROFILE_DETAILS.items(): | |
| variants = _generate_display_variants(base_key) | |
| if token_pair in variants or key in variants: | |
| return base_details | |
| return {} |
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In `@custom_dropdown.py` around lines 54 - 79, Update get_profile_details to
retain the exact PROFILE_DETAILS lookup, then fall back to matching token_pair
or normalized key against _generate_display_variants for each registered
profile, returning the corresponding details. This must resolve rounded
k-notation such as 512/2k and 2k/128 and the registered Multi-turn alias before
returning an empty dictionary.
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| if details.get("samples"): | ||
| st.write(f"**Samples:** {details['samples']}") | ||
| if details.get("turns"): | ||
| st.write(f"**Conversation turns:** {details['turns']}") | ||
| if details.get("prefix_tokens"): | ||
| st.write(f"**Prefix tokens:** {details['prefix_tokens']}") | ||
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| st.write(f"_{details['description']}_") | ||
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details['description'] raises KeyError for the default profile.
PROFILE_DETAILS in custom_dropdown.py defines a "description" key for only 2 of its 7 entries ("8000/800" and "128/128"). The other entries, including "1000/1000" (Balanced Profile), do not have this key.
This section's own default profile is "Profile A: Balanced (1k/1k)", which resolves to PROFILE_DETAILS["1000/1000"]. That entry has no "description" key.
Line 5252 accesses details['description'] directly, unlike the other optional fields (samples, turns, prefix_tokens) which are guarded with details.get(...). Opening this section with its default profile selected raises an unhandled KeyError and stops rendering.
🐛 Proposed fix
if details.get("prefix_tokens"):
st.write(f"**Prefix tokens:** {details['prefix_tokens']}")
- st.write(f"_{details['description']}_")
+ if details.get("description"):
+ st.write(f"_{details['description']}_")The identical pattern also exists in llmd_dashboard.py. Based on learnings, this comment will be consolidated in the cross-file summary.
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In `@dashboard.py` around lines 5245 - 5253, Guard the description rendering in
the profile details section using the existing optional-field pattern before
accessing it, so profiles without a description render without raising an error.
Update the block around the details dictionary access and preserve rendering for
profiles that provide a non-empty description.
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| if details.get("samples"): | ||
| st.write(f"**Samples:** {details['samples']}") | ||
| if details.get("turns"): | ||
| st.write(f"**Conversation turns:** {details['turns']}") | ||
| if details.get("prefix_tokens"): | ||
| st.write(f"**Prefix tokens:** {details['prefix_tokens']}") | ||
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| st.write(f"_{details['description']}_") | ||
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details['description'] raises KeyError for most resolvable profiles.
Same issue as in dashboard.py's Performance Trends profile panel: PROFILE_DETAILS defines "description" for only 2 of 7 entries. Here selected_profile is a raw token pair (e.g. "1000/1000", "2048/128") that matches most PROFILE_DETAILS keys directly, so this direct-index access crashes for most profile selections in this filter.
🐛 Proposed fix
if details.get("prefix_tokens"):
st.write(f"**Prefix tokens:** {details['prefix_tokens']}")
- st.write(f"_{details['description']}_")
+ if details.get("description"):
+ st.write(f"_{details['description']}_")Based on learnings, this comment will be consolidated with the equivalent finding in dashboard.py.
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In `@llmd_dashboard.py` around lines 933 - 941, Update the profile details
rendering around selected_profile so the description is displayed only when the
details mapping contains a non-empty description. Replace the direct
details['description'] access with a guarded lookup while preserving the
existing samples, turns, and prefix_tokens rendering.
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Summary
Port of #97 (staging) to main. Adds hover tooltips to ISL/OSL profile selectbox options across RHAIIS and LLM-D dashboards showing guidellm workload specifications on hover.
custom_dropdown.py(new) — Injects JavaScript viast.components.v1.html()using aMutationObserverto attach hover tooltips to native Streamlit[role="option"]elements. ContainsPROFILE_DETAILSdefinitions and k-notation normalization.dashboard.py— Callsinject_profile_tooltips()on page load. Addshelp=to ISL/OSL selectboxes in Performance Plots, Performance Trends, and Compare Versions sections.dashboard_styles.py— CSS for ℹ️ info icon on ISL/OSL selectboxes (scoped via.profile-info-iconclass).llmd_dashboard.py— Same tooltip integration for LLM-D dashboard.Profiles shown in tooltips
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