primitiv: A Neural Network Toolkit. (Python frontend)
Features
Dynamic and incremental graph construction
On-demand memory allocation
Automatic minibatch broadcasting
Mostly device-independent
Simple usage
Install
Prerequisites:
Python 3 (3.5 or later)
NumPy (1.11.0 or later)
Cython (0.27 or later)
scikit-build (0.6.1 or later, only for building)
(optional) CUDA (7.5 or later)
(optional) OpenCL (1.2 or later) and OpenCL C++ binding v2
Install dependencies:
pip3 install numpy cython scikit-build
Install primitiv without CUDA and OpenCL:
pip3 install primitiv
Install primitiv with CUDA and/or OpenCL support:
# Enable only CUDA pip3 install primitiv --global-option --enable-cuda # Enable both CUDA and OpenCL pip3 install primitiv --global-option --enable-cuda --global-option --enable-opencl
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