USN - Unified State Network Architecture Library
A production-grade Python package implementing the Unified State Network (USN) architecture for autoregressive sequence modeling.
USN replaces attention mechanisms with a unified persistent state partitioned into semantic (vector) and relational (matrix) subspaces, achieving O(n) training complexity via associative parallel scan and O(1) inference memory via constant-size state.
Features
- Novel state-space architecture with no attention mechanism
- O(n) training via parallel associative scan
- O(1) inference memory via constant-size persistent state
- 4-level acceleration hierarchy (Triton → torch.compile → custom autograd → eager)
- Single-file
.usnserialization format - CLI interface for training, generation, and benchmarking
Installation
pip install USN
For development:
pip install USN[dev]
For CUDA acceleration:
pip install USN[cuda]
For all optional dependencies:
pip install USN[all]
Quick Start
import usn
# Create a model from a preset configuration
config = usn.USNConfig.tiny()
model = usn.create_model(config)
# Print model summary
print(model.summary())
License
MIT License - Copyright (c) 2024 BUEORM
1 maintainer
Metadata
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