CALT: Computer ALgebra with Transformer
Overview
CALT is a simple Python library for learning arithmetic and symbolic computation with a Transformer model (a deep neural model to realize sequence-to-sequence functions).
It offers a basic Transformer model and training pipeline, and non-experts of deep learning can focus on constructing datasets to train and evaluate the model.
Quick Start
Installation
We recommend installing CALT in a dedicated conda environment.
conda create -n calt-env python=3.11
conda activate calt-env
conda install -c conda-forge calt-x
CALT currently supports Python >=3.11,<3.13.
If you use features that depend on SageMath, install SageMath in the same conda environment:
conda install -c conda-forge sage
You can check the available versions with:
conda search calt-x --channel conda-forge
The conda-forge feedstock is available here: conda-forge/calt-x-feedstock.
Instance Generation
For minimal usage, users only need to implement an instance generator for their own task. For example:
def int_sum_generator(seed, N=5, lb=-10, ub=10):
random.seed(seed)
# get N random integers from [lb, ub]
problem = [random.randint(lb, ub) for _ in range(N)]
answer = sum(problem)
return problem, answer
Feeding the generator to DataPipeline generates training and evaluation sets. The data.yaml gives a full control over the generation process.
cfg = OmegaConf.load("configs/data.yaml")
pipeline = DatasetPipeline.from_config(
cfg.dataset,
instance_generator=int_sum_generator
)
pipeline.run()
Training Script
Then, a short script implement the training and evalutation through IOPipeline, ModelPipeline, and TrainerPipeline. The config file train.yaml (and associated lexer.yaml) gives full control over the training setup.
cfg = OmegaConf.load("configs/train.yaml")
io_pipeline = IOPipeline.from_config(cfg.data)
io_dict = io_pipeline.build()
model = ModelPipeline.from_io_dict(cfg.model, io_dict).build()
trainer_pipeline = TrainerPipeline.from_io_dict(cfg.train, model, io_dict).build()
trainer_pipeline.train()
trainer_pipeline.save_model()
trainer_pipeline.evaluate_and_save_generation()
Examples
See examples/ directory.
For users without a local GPU
If you do not have a local GPU, you can still try CALT in two ways:
-
Run the demo on Google Colab
Use the demo notebook from your browser: https://colab.research.google.com/github/HiroshiKERA/calt/blob/dev/examples/demos/minimal_demo.ipynb -
Use remote jobs on Kaggle
Submit and monitor training jobs from your local terminal usingcalt remote .... See the remote job documentation: https://hiroshikera.github.io/calt/remote/
Citation
If you use CALT in your project, please cite our paper:
@misc{kera2025calt,
title={CALT: A Library for Computer Algebra with Transformer},
author={Hiroshi Kera and Shun Arawaka and Yuta Sato},
year={2025},
archivePrefix={arXiv},
eprint={2506.08600}
}
Note: The current arXiv preprint is based on the previous version of CALT. The update will come soon.
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