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Sparse convolution library for modern PyTorch and CUDA.

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Torch Lattice

torch-lattice is the Torch/CUDA training-side companion to mlx-lattice. It keeps the sparse model authoring and CUDA provenance workflow on the Torch side, then exports portable lattice MLIR artifacts for MLX/Metal deployment.

torch-lattice is a project-owned fork of MIT HAN Lab's TorchSparse. The public semantics are aligned to mlx-lattice and the lattice MLIR contract rather than to historical TorchSparse API quirks.

MLX Lattice | Acknowledgements

Install

torch-lattice currently targets Python 3.14, PyTorch CUDA 12.8 wheels, and a CUDA 12.8 runtime/build environment. After the package is published, install the CUDA wheel with:

uv pip install --torch-backend cu128 torch-lattice

For development from a checkout:

uv sync --all-packages --extra test

The repository also provides a CUDA Linux GitHub workflow that builds and smoke checks the native CUDA wheel on an Ubuntu runner.

Relationship to MLX Lattice

The two packages are intentionally split by runtime role:

  • torch-lattice is the CUDA training and artifact-production side.
  • mlx-lattice is the Apple Silicon inference and deployment side.
  • lattice-contract defines the shared artifact constants and MLIR contract metadata used by both sides.

Portable artifacts use graph.mlir plus weights.safetensors. Torch-side exporters write those files; MLX-side artifact loading compiles them into an executable MLX program.

Convolution semantics

Convolution classes are explicit:

  • torch_lattice.nn.Conv3d is forward support-generating sparse convolution and exports to lattice.conv3d, including stride=1.
  • torch_lattice.nn.SubmConv3d is support-preserving submanifold convolution and exports to lattice.subm_conv3d.
  • torch_lattice.nn.ConvTranspose3d exports to lattice.conv_transpose3d.
  • torch_lattice.nn.GenerativeConvTranspose3d exports to lattice.generative_conv_transpose3d.

Artifact builders lower module identity directly. They do not infer submanifold semantics from stride, padding, or legacy indice-key conventions.

Tooling

After uv sync --all-packages, use the workspace scripts from the repository root:

uv run bench --preset smoke
uv run fuzz --cases 32 --device cuda --archive /tmp/torch_lattice_fuzz.tar.gz
uv run conformance fuzz --cases 32 --device cuda
uv run migration all --device cuda

The corresponding MLX-side replay command is:

uv run conformance replay /tmp/torch_lattice_fuzz.tar.gz \
  --report /tmp/torch_lattice_fuzz_report.json

Migration compatibility checks

Original TorchSparse and torch-lattice are not assumed to have identical class semantics. The supported migration rule is explicit:

  • original torchsparse.nn.Conv3d(kernel_size > 1, stride = 1) maps to torch_lattice.nn.SubmConv3d;
  • original pointwise Conv3d(kernel_size = 1) maps to torch_lattice.nn.Conv3d;
  • original strided forward convolutions map to torch_lattice.nn.Conv3d with the same stride.

The migration CLI verifies the covered subset against a kept original TorchSparse package/worktree in separate subprocesses.

Documentation

The full documentation site lives in docs/. Build it locally with:

uv sync --all-packages --extra test --group docs
uv run --group docs sphinx-build -W -b html docs docs/_build/html

Development

Common local checks:

uv run --all-packages --extra test pytest tests -q
uv run bench --list

Build CUDA Linux distributions locally with:

export CUDA_PATH=/usr/local/cuda-12.8
uv build \
  --sdist \
  --wheel \
  --config-setting=cmake.define.CMAKE_CUDA_COMPILER="$CUDA_PATH/bin/nvcc" \
  --config-setting=cmake.define.CUDAToolkit_ROOT="$CUDA_PATH"

Acknowledgements

torch-lattice is based on MIT HAN Lab's original TorchSparse project.

It is developed together with mlx-lattice, which provides the MLX/Metal deployment runtime for the same artifact contract.

License

Open sourced under the MIT license.

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