MachineLearningBenchMarkingToolkit
Cross-platform machine-learning benchmarking toolkit to compare Windows PCs and MacBook (Pro/Air) machines. It reports system specs (CPU cores/frequency, RAM) and runs lightweight ML-style benchmarks on:
- CPU (always)
- NVIDIA CUDA GPU (Windows/Linux, if available)
- Apple Silicon GPU via MPS (macOS, if available)
Outputs are saved as JSON files so you can easily compare multiple machines.
Features
- ✅ Machine specs: hostname, OS, CPU model, cores, CPU freq, RAM totals/available
- ✅ Accelerator info:
- CUDA: GPU name, total VRAM, compute capability
- MPS: Apple Silicon (unified memory note)
- ✅ Benchmarks:
- PyTorch matmul on CPU
- PyTorch matmul on CUDA/MPS (if available)
- Optional: scikit-learn RandomForest training benchmark
Installation
Minimal
pip install mlbenchkit
With PyTorch benchmarks
# With PyTorch benchmarks
pip install "mlbenchkit[torch]"
With scikit-learn benchmark
pip install "mlbenchkit[sklearn]"
Everything
pip install "mlbenchkit[torch,sklearn]"
## How to use it?
```bash
mlbench specs
Run benchmark suite (saves a JSON file):
mlbench run
# Run with sklearn benchmark:
mlbench run --with-sklearn
## Customize workload:
mlbench run --cpu-N 2048 --gpu-N 4096 --iters 50 --warmup 20 --gpu-dtype float16
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