topologies
A PyTorch toolbox for building, training, comparing and inspecting neural-network architectures — plus a catalog of small reference implementations (GPT, LLaMA, ViT, ResNet, BERT, Mamba, ...).
Early alpha (v0.0.1). The toolbox — training engine, data utilities, tokenizers, model constructor, generation, evaluation, experiments, introspection — is tested. Catalog models in
topologies.models/topologies.layersare experimental references: importable, trainable and smoke-tested, but not validated against the papers. APIs may change between releases.
Install
pip install topologies # core
pip install "topologies[all]" # + vision, nlp, tensorboard, visualization, ...
Python 3.10–3.13, PyTorch >=2.2,<2.13.
Quickstart
Train a tiny language model on any text corpus:
from topologies import Trainer, build, data, generate, train_tokenizer
from topologies.nn import TransformerLM
docs = data.read_documents("corpus.txt")
train_docs, val_docs = data.train_val_split(docs, 0.1)
tok = train_tokenizer(train_docs, kind="bpe", vocab_size=2048)
model = build(TransformerLM, "tiny", vocab_size=tok.vocab_size, max_seq=128)
trainer = Trainer(model, data.lm_dataset(train_docs, tok, 128),
data.lm_dataset(val_docs, tok, 128),
tokenizer=tok, batch_size=32, max_epochs=20, lr=1e-3)
trainer.fit()
trainer.save_pretrained("artifacts/tiny-lm")
print(generate(model, "Once upon a time", tokenizer=tok, max_new_tokens=100, top_k=40))
Compare many configurations with one declaration — the library runs every trial (resumably), then ranks and explains the results:
from topologies import Experiment
from topologies.experiments import LanguageModeling, Variant
exp = Experiment("arch-x-tokenizer",
task=LanguageModeling(docs, val_fraction=0.1, block_size=128),
axes={"model": [TransformerLM,
Variant("llama-ish", TransformerLM, pos="rope",
norm="rms", activation="swiglu")],
"tokenizer": ["char", "bpe:1k", "bpe:4k"]},
target_params="1M", train_for="2 epochs", seeds=2)
exp.run().show()
What's inside
topologies.nn— composable stacks, presets and parameter budgetsTrainer,generate, evaluation, optimization and quantization helperstopologies.data, dataset catalog, tokenizersExperiment— sweeps, leaderboards, pivots, importance analysistopologies.introspection/topologies.visualization— look inside trained modelstopologiesCLI —topologies --help
Links
- Documentation: https://topologies.hackwhiz.net
- Repository and issues: https://github.com/yvsazh/topologies
License
Apache-2.0
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