tjax 1.4.10

Tools for JAX.

Tools for JAX

This repository implements a variety of tools for the differential programming library JAX.

Major components

Tjax’s major components are:

• A dataclass decorator dataclass that facilitates defining structured JAX objects (so-called “pytrees”), which benefits from:

  • the ability to mark fields as static (not available in chex.dataclass), and

  • a display method that produces formatted text according to the tree structure.

• A shim for the gradient transformation library optax that supports:

  • easy differentiation and vectorization of “gradient transformation” (learning rule) parameters,

  • gradient transformation objects that can be passed dynamically to jitted functions, and

  • generic type annotations.

• A pretty printer print_generic for aggregate and vector types, including dataclasses. (See display.) It features:

  • support for traced values,

  • colorized tree output for aggregate structures, and

  • formatted tabular output for arrays (or statistics when there’s no room for tabular output).

Minor components

Tjax also includes:

• Versions of custom_vjp and custom_jvp that support being used on methods: custom_vjp_method and custom_jvp_method (See shims.)

• Tools for working with cotangents. (See cotangent_tools.)

• JAX tree registration for NetworkX graph types. (See graph.)

• A hashable immutable mapping frozendict that is registered as a JAX pytree, so it can be passed through transforms like jit and vmap. (See frozendict.)

• Leaky integration leaky_integrate and Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process iteration diffused_leaky_integrate. (See leaky_integral.)

• A testing function assert_tree_allclose that automatically produces testing code. And, a related function tree_allclose, which compares pytrees with matching structure. (See testing.)

• Basic tools like divide_where. (See tools.)

Contribution guidelines

The implementation should be consistent with the surrounding style, be type annotated, and pass the linters below.

To run tests: uv run pytest

There are a few tools to clean and check the source:

• uv run ruff check

• uv run ruff format

• uv run ty check