mi-module-zoo 1.0.0

Machine Intelligence PyTorch Module Zoo

This package contains implementations standalone, commonly reusable PyTorch nn.Modules. To install it run

pip install mi-module-zoo

Documentation of the library is found at https://microsoft.github.io/mi-module-zoo/.

This library is maintained by the Machine Intelligence group in Microsoft Research.

Modules

A list of the modules follows, for detailed documentation, please check the docstring of each module.

• mi_model_zoo.mlp.construct_mlp() A function that generates an nn.Sequential for a multilinear perceptron.
• mi_model_zoo.settransformer.SetTransformer The Set Transformer models.
• mi_model_zoo.settransformer.ISAB An Inducing-point Self-Attention Block from the Set Transformer paper.
• mi_model_zoo.RelationalMultiheadAttention The relational multi-head attention variants, supporting both sparse and dense relationships, including Shaw et. al. (2019), RAT-SQL, and GREAT variants.
• mi_model_zoo.relationaltransformerlayers.RelationalTransformerEncoderLayer A relational transformer encoder layer that supports both dense and sparse relations among elements. Supports ReZero and a variety of normalization modes.
• mi_model_zoo.relationaltransformerlayers.RelationalTransformerDecoderLayer A relational transformer decoder layer that supports both dense and sparse relations among encoded-decoded and decoded-decoded elements. Supports ReZero and a variety of normalization modes.

Utilities

• mi_model_zoo.utils.randomutils.set_seed() Set the seed across Python, NumPy, and PyTorch (CPU+CUDA).
• mi_model_zoo.utils.activationutils.get_activation_fn() Get an activation function by name.

Developing

To develop in this repository, clone the repository, install pre-commit, and run

pre-commit install

Releasing to pip

To deploy a package to PyPI, create a release on GitHub with a git tag of the form vX.Y.Z. A GitHub Action will automatically build and push the package to PyPI.

Contributing

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