neembed
Fine-tune pretrained sentence embedding models in non-Euclidean spaces with Geoopt.
Status: The latest tagged / PyPI release is v0.4.0. It adds opt-in learnable curvature, trainable manifold prototypes, a hierarchy-aware objective, caller-supplied Riemannian optimization for manifold-valued parameters, and a learnable-structure regression example while preserving the fixed-curvature model-only path. The API remains intentionally small and may still evolve before a stable 1.0 release.
neembed is a lightweight integration layer between pretrained Sentence Transformer models and manifold-valued representations. It keeps the pretrained encoder intact, optionally projects its Euclidean output, and delegates hyperbolic geometry to Geoopt.
Pretrained Sentence Encoder
↓
Euclidean sentence embedding
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Projection head (optional)
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Tangent-space representation
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Geoopt manifold map
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Non-Euclidean embedding
Why non-Euclidean embeddings?
Hierarchical and tree-like relations can be awkward to represent in a flat Euclidean space. Hyperbolic spaces are a natural fit for rapidly expanding structures such as:
- taxonomies and concept hierarchies
- knowledge graphs
- hierarchical labels
- tree-like semantic relations
The current API supports the Poincaré ball and Lorentz / Hyperboloid models through the same model, loss, trainer, evaluator, and sentence-model save/load workflow.
Current scope
v0.4 keeps the fixed-curvature v0.3 path backward-compatible:
- Sentence Transformers as the pretrained encoder backend
- Poincaré-ball and Lorentz / Hyperboloid embeddings through Geoopt
- optional lower-dimensional tangent-space projection
- shared public curvature semantics across the two hyperbolic models
- geodesic distance and manifold-aware multiple-negatives ranking loss
- ordinary
AdamWfine-tuning for the model-only path encode()/distance(),ManifoldEmbeddingEvaluator, DataLoader interoperability, and local save/load- geometry-consistency regressions and a matched Euclidean-vs-Poincaré-vs-Lorentz engineering benchmark
v0.4 also adds:
- opt-in fixed vs learnable curvature for Poincaré and Lorentz
- true trainable manifold-valued
ManifoldPrototypes ManifoldPrototypeHierarchyLossfor sentence assignments plus parent-child structure- an explicit caller-supplied Geoopt Riemannian optimizer path for manifold parameters
- joint learnable-curvature / prototype training through Geoopt stabilization
- a compact fixed-vs-learnable structure regression example
A manifold-valued output does not by itself require Riemannian optimization: encoder/projection parameters and learnable curvature are not manifold-valued points. Detailed parameter, optimizer, persistence, and numerical behavior lives in the Learnable structure guide.
Installation
pip install neembed-geoopt
The PyPI distribution is named neembed-geoopt; the Python import package remains neembed.
For development:
git clone https://github.com/t-yamsaki/neembed.git
cd neembed
pip install -e ".[dev]"
Quick start
from neembed import (
ManifoldSentenceTransformer,
ManifoldMultipleNegativesRankingLoss,
ManifoldTrainer,
)
model = ManifoldSentenceTransformer(
"sentence-transformers/all-MiniLM-L6-v2",
manifold="poincare",
embedding_dim=64,
curvature=1.0,
)
loss = ManifoldMultipleNegativesRankingLoss(
model=model,
temperature=0.1,
)
trainer = ManifoldTrainer(model=model, loss=loss)
train_batches = [
(["Shiba Inu", "Siamese cat"], ["dog", "cat"]),
(["dog", "cat"], ["mammal", "feline"]),
]
trainer.fit(train_batches, epochs=1)
embeddings = model.encode(["Shiba Inu", "dog", "mammal"])
distance = model.distance(embeddings[0], embeddings[1])
print(float(distance))
Each anchor is paired with the positive at the same batch index. Because off-diagonal candidates become in-batch negatives, avoid duplicate positives within one batch. This model-only path keeps the ordinary AdamW behavior even though its outputs lie on a manifold. See the Training guide for the objective and batching details, and the Learnable structure guide before adding trainable manifold prototypes.
Documentation
The full guide is hosted on Read the Docs:
- Installation
- Quick Start
- Architecture
- Learnable structure
- Training
- Evaluation
- Inference
- Saving and Loading
- API Reference
Examples and validation
Run the main references from the repository root:
python examples/train_poincare.py
python examples/train_lorentz.py
python examples/v04_learnable_structure.py
- examples/train_poincare.py — minimal Poincaré workflow
- examples/train_lorentz.py — Lorentz train/evaluate/inference with intrinsic-vs-ambient dimensions
- examples/train_dataloader.py — ordinary PyTorch
DataLoadertraining and epoch validation - examples/train_hierarchy.py — minimal hierarchy-aware prototype objective
- examples/v04_learnable_structure.py — fixed-vs-learnable structure regression diagnostics; not a superiority benchmark
- experiments/README.md — reproducible Euclidean-vs-Poincaré-vs-Lorentz engineering benchmark and interpretation limits
License
neembed is released under the MIT License. Third-party dependencies retain their own licenses.
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