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Core model, configuration, and checkpoint package for music source separation.

pymss-core is the shared low-level package for higher-level projects such as pymss inference and pymsst training. It contains model definitions, configuration loading, and checkpoint compatibility helpers. It intentionally does not include inference DSP pipelines, chunked demixing, audio file I/O, model downloads, catalog management, CLI, HTTP server, WebUI, datasets, losses, or training loops.

Install

pip install pymss-core

For local development:

uv sync --dev

Optional MLX backend on Apple Silicon:

pip install "pymss-core[mlx]"

Public API

from pymss_core import (
    clear_model_runtime_caches,
    get_model_from_config,
    load_config,
    load_model_weights,
)

model, config = get_model_from_config("bs_roformer", "config.yaml")
load_model_weights(model, "model.ckpt", model_type="bs_roformer", strict=True)

model.eval()
  • Use get_model_from_config("auto", "config.yaml") to detect the architecture from YAML. detect_model_type(config) exposes the same detection for an already loaded configuration. Unknown or conflicting architectures raise ModelTypeDetectionError (a RuntimeError subclass); an explicit model type overrides detection.
  • bs_roformer also loads BS PolarFormer checkpoints when the matching YAML sets model.use_pope: true.

After inference has finished, clear model-owned derived caches before releasing the model:

clear_model_runtime_caches(model)

Cleanup preserves parameters and registered buffers. It calls module-owned clear_runtime_cache() hooks and releases known inference-cache references. If a hook fails, cleanup continues through the remaining modules before re-raising the first error.

Process-wide shared MLX caches, including overlap-add indices and Hann windows, and backend allocator caches are managed separately. They are outside the scope of this model-level cleanup.

Package Boundary

Included:

  • YAML config loading with AttrDict
  • PyTorch model definitions under pymss_core.modules
  • Optional MLX backend implementations for supported model forward paths
  • Model factory: get_model_from_config(model_type, config_path)
  • Checkpoint helpers for common MSS checkpoint containers
  • Cleanup for model-owned inference caches
  • Small model-internal DSP math needed to construct model structures
  • VR network structures and VR model parameter JSON files

Excluded:

  • Audio file decoding/encoding
  • Resampling, preprocessing, and full inference DSP pipelines
  • Tensor-level chunked demixing runtime
  • Model catalog, aliases, downloads, and model-file cache management
  • CLI, server, WebUI, and endpoint schemas
  • Dataset, augmentation, loss, metrics, and trainer code
  • Any default dependency on MLX, Librosa, tqdm, Lightning, FastAPI, Uvicorn, PyAV, WandB, or training extras

Repository Roles

pymss-core
  shared model/config/checkpoint layer

pymss
  user-facing inference package built on pymss-core, with audio I/O and demix

pymsst
  training package built on pymss-core, with training data/loss/runtime code

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