⚡ TL;DR: Can you instantly say how many times faster your model could run on your hardware? SOLAR derives the theoretical best-case runtime (Speed-of-Light) automatically and with validation, straight from PyTorch/JAX code.
Title: SOLAR: AI-Powered Speed-of-Light Performance Analysis
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📌 Key points
・🤖 An LLM translates code into an IR, then a "generate-then-verify" loop checks it by numerically comparing outputs against the original
・🧮 A deterministic backend derives compute and memory traffic in closed form from just the einsum subscripts
・🎚 Multi-fidelity roofline bounds at three levels: unfused, fused, and cache-aware
・✅ 100% operator coverage on KernelBench's 270 problems with zero SOL violations (existing FLOP counters hit 75-84%)
・🚀 Headroom reaches 54.6x at L3, with fusion analysis surfacing another 7.8x of room
・🦾 All three robotics models on Jetson Thor were memory-bound; 500Hz control needs 19.7x current bandwidth
・🔄 Inverse roofline back-solves the minimum hardware specs needed to hit a latency target
🌍 Takeaway: Blending the flexibility of generative AI with the rigor of analytical math, it's a practical foundation for accelerating performance tuning and hardware selection without physical access.
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