Caten
This repository is still in the early stages of development. Additionally, it includes many experimental approaches. Please consider this as a place to experiment with my ideas. Do not use it in a product under any circumstances.
Caten = Compile+AbstracTENsor
Caten is an experimental deep learning compiler. Our goal is to implement a compiler that is as simple as tinygrad, and as flexible as TVM.
Getting Started
- Install Roswell and suitable IDE. (If unsure, Emacs or Lem is recommended)
- Install ISL (Integer Set Library) for the fast kernel generation.
- Install Qlot
- Check out getting-started.lisp
$ git clone git@github.com:hikettei/Caten.git
$ cd Caten
$ qlot install
$ qlot exec ros run
> (ql:quickload :caten)
> (in-package :caten-user)
> (proceed (!randn `(3 3)))Get Involved
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Join our Discord Server.
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Check out our roadmap.
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Create a PR
Caten is a project that started only a few months ago. We are currently in the stage of building a solid foundational library. Here’s what we’re looking for:
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Feature additions with tests (e.g., new activations, unimplemented matrix operations)
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Bug reports and additional tests.
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Refactoring of the core compiler components
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Improving the documentation
etc...
Before contributing, please note that there is no linter here. Make an effort to adhere to Google Common Lisp Style Guide. Changes that do not follow this should be rejected by the review.
Running tests
You should install python, numpy, pytorch before running the test-suite by using make install_extra. If not specified, install the latest one.
$ make install_extra # extra dependencies for running tests
$ make test