CUDArray is a CUDA-accelerated subset of the NumPy library. The goal of CUDArray is to combine the easy of development from the NumPy with the computational power of Nvidia GPUs in a lightweight and extensible framework.
CUDArray currently imposes many limitations in order to span a manageable subset of the NumPy library. Nonetheless, it supports a neural network pipeline as demonstrated in the project deeppy.
First, you should consider specifying the following environment variables.
INSTALL_PREFIX
(default: /usr/local
). Path where to install libcudarray. For the Anaconda Python distribution this should be /path/to/anaconda
.CUDA_PREFIX
(default: /usr/local/cuda
). Path to the CUDA SDK organized in bin/
, lib/
, include/
folders.CUDNN_ENABLED
. Set CUDNN_ENABLED
to 1
to include cuDNN operations in libcudarray
.Then build and install libcudarray with
make
make install
Finally, install the cudarray Python package:
python setup.py install
Install the cudarray Python package:
python setup.py --without-cuda install
Please consult the technical report for now. Proper documentation is on the TODO list.
Feel free to report an issue for feature requests and bug reports.
For a more informal chat, visit #cudarray on the freenode IRC network.
If you use CUDArray for research, please cite the technical report:
@techreport{larsen2014cudarray,
author = "Larsen, Anders Boesen Lindbo",
title = "{CUDArray}: {CUDA}-based {NumPy}",
institution = "Department of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, Technical University of Denmark",
year = "2014",
number = "DTU Compute 2014-21",
}
Thanks to the following projects for inspiration.