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  7. relflow-0.0.1/src/json2vec/__init__.py +176 -0
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  18. relflow-0.0.1/src/json2vec/architecture/rotary.py +40 -0
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  20. relflow-0.0.1/src/json2vec/data/__init__.py +33 -0
  21. relflow-0.0.1/src/json2vec/data/datasets/__init__.py +41 -0
  22. relflow-0.0.1/src/json2vec/data/datasets/base.py +127 -0
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  25. relflow-0.0.1/src/json2vec/data/datasets/streaming.py +530 -0
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+ Summary: Schema-first PyTorch models for hierarchical / nested / sequence data structures
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+ <h1 align="center"><code>json2vec</code></h1>
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+ </p>
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+
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+ `json2vec` builds PyTorch/Lightning models directly from JSON-like schemas.
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+ It is meant for predictive modeling on records that are not naturally flat:
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+ customers with transactions, orders with line items, sessions with clickstream
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+ events, devices recurring across histories, and mixed datatypes at every level.
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+ Most ML pipelines flatten that shape first, then train on one fixed feature
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+ row. `json2vec` takes the opposite path: describe the structured record, and
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+ the schema becomes the model.
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+
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+ ## Core Idea
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+
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+ A `json2vec` schema is both a data contract and an architecture blueprint.
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+
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+ - Leaf fields such as `Number`, `Category`, `Set`, `Entity`, `Text`, and
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+ `Vector` become datatype-specific tensorfields.
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+ - `Branch` nodes define shared contexts for child fields, with optional local
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+ attention and pooling before the representation flows upward.
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+ - Targets, masks, pruning, and embeddings are configured on the same schema
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+ tree.
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+ - Prediction output is keyed by schema address, so decoded values and
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+ embeddings remain attached to the part of the record that produced them.
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+
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+ That gives one model surface for supervised prediction, masked reconstruction,
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+ unsupervised embedding workflows, schema mutation, field importance, batch
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+ inference, and serving.
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+
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+ ## A Model From A Nested Record
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+
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+ ```python
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+ import json2vec as jv
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+
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+ model = jv.Model(
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+ name="order",
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+ d_model=64,
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+ n_layers=2,
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+ n_heads=4,
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+ embed=True,
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+ customer_tier=jv.Category(size=16),
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+ line_items=jv.Branch(
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+ length=32,
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+ embed=True,
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+ sku=jv.Category(size=2048),
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+ quantity=jv.Number,
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+ price=jv.Number,
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+ ),
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+ returned=jv.Category(target=True, size=2),
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+ )
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+ ```
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+
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+ This model reads records shaped like:
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+
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+ ```python
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+ {
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+ "customer_tier": "gold",
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+ "line_items": [
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+ {"sku": "A12", "quantity": 2, "price": 19.99},
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+ {"sku": "B07", "quantity": 1, "price": 45.50},
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+ ],
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+ "returned": "false",
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ The `line_items` branch has its own repeated context, `returned` is withheld
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+ from input and decoded as a supervised target, and `embed=True` asks prediction
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+ to emit embeddings at configured addresses.
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+
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+ ## Train With Lightning
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+ `jv.Model` is a LightningModule. `jv.PolarsDataModule` and
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+ `jv.StreamingDataModule` are LightningDataModule implementations. The schema
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+ defines the model tree, typed losses, prediction outputs, and embeddings;
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+ Lightning runs `fit`, `validate`, `test`, and `predict`.
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+ ```python
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+ import lightning.pytorch as lit
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+ import polars as pl
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+ import torch
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+ import json2vec as jv
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+ records = pl.read_ndjson("docs/data/iris.jsonl").head(36).with_row_index()
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+ train_records = records.filter((pl.col("index") % 3) != 2).drop("index")
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+ validate_records = records.filter((pl.col("index") % 3) == 2).drop("index")
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+ model = jv.Model(
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+ d_model=16,
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+ n_layers=1,
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+ n_heads=4,
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+ batch_size=8,
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+ embed=True,
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+ optimizer=lambda module: torch.optim.AdamW(module.parameters(), lr=1e-2),
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+ sepal_length=jv.Number,
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+ petal_length=jv.Number,
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+ species=jv.Category(target=True, size=3, topk=[2]),
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+ )
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+ datamodule = jv.PolarsDataModule(
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+ model=model,
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+ train=train_records,
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+ validate=validate_records,
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+ num_workers=0,
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+ persistent_workers=False,
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+ pin_memory=False,
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+ observation_buffer_size=32,
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+ sample_rate=1.0,
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+ )
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+ trainer = lit.Trainer(
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+ accelerator="cpu",
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+ max_epochs=1,
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+ logger=False,
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+ enable_progress_bar=False,
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+ enable_model_summary=False,
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+ enable_checkpointing=False,
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+ limit_train_batches=1,
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+ limit_val_batches=1,
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+ )
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+ trainer.fit(model=model, datamodule=datamodule)
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+ ```
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+
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+ This tiny deterministic split is only a wiring example. Use a representative,
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+ leakage-safe validation design before interpreting the metrics as model quality.
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+ For larger jobs, the same model can run through normal Lightning callbacks,
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+ checkpointing, precision settings, device placement, and distributed
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+ strategies. See
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+ [Training With Lightning](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/guides/lightning.html).
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+
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+ ## Predict And Embed
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+
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+ For small interactive batches, call `model.predict(...)` with raw dictionaries.
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+
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+ ```python
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+ requests = validate_records.drop("species").head(3).to_dicts()
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+ predictions = model.predict(requests)
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+ species = predictions[jv.Address("record", "species")]
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+ record = predictions[jv.Address("record")]
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+ print(species["content"]["value"])
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+ print(species["content"]["probability"])
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+ print(record["embedding"])
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+ ```
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+
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+ For larger offline jobs, configure a `predict` split on a data module and attach
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+ `jv.Writer` to Lightning's prediction loop.
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+
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+ ```python
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+ writer = jv.Writer("predictions")
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+ trainer = lit.Trainer(
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+ accelerator="cpu",
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+ callbacks=[writer],
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+ logger=False,
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+ )
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+ predict_datamodule = jv.PolarsDataModule(
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+ model=model,
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+ predict=validate_records.drop("species"),
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+ num_workers=0,
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+ persistent_workers=False,
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+ pin_memory=False,
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+ )
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+ trainer.predict(
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+ model=model,
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+ datamodule=predict_datamodule,
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+ return_predictions=False,
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+ )
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+ ```
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+
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+ `Writer` creates rank-partitioned Parquet files such as
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+ `predictions/rank-0.parquet`. Use a postprocessor when downstream systems need
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+ flat columns, renamed addresses, redacted payloads, or fewer fields. See
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+ [Batch Inference](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/guides/batch-inference.html)
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+ and [Postprocessors](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/guides/postprocessors.html).
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+
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+ ## Learning Modes
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+
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+ `json2vec` does not maintain separate supervised and self-supervised code
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+ paths. Supervised learning is the special case where a target field is hidden
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+ from the input 100% of the time and decoded from the remaining context.
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+
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+ | Setting | What the model sees | What prediction can emit |
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+ | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | plain input | value is visible | no decoded output unless otherwise configured |
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+ | `target=True` | value is hidden | decoded supervised output |
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+ | `p_mask` | sampled configured leaf positions are hidden in train, validation, and test | decoded reconstruction |
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+ | `p_prune` | whole leaf instances are hidden in train, validation, and test | decoded reconstruction |
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+ | `embed=True` | does not hide the value | embedding at that address |
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+
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+ `target=True` is exact shorthand for `p_prune=1.0`. The current `p_mask`
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+ implementation samples configured positions, including null and padded
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+ positions, at rates lower than `1.0`; see
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+ [Dynamic Masking](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/core-concepts/dynamic-masking.html)
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+ for exact selection behavior. Use `embed=True` when you want a representation
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+ returned from prediction.
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+
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+ ## Data Modules
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+
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+ Data modules load raw records, apply optional preprocessing, batch
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+ observations, tensorize values from the model schema, apply configured masking
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+ and target pruning in non-predict loops, and hand encoded batches to Lightning.
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+
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+ Choose the data module by where the records live:
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+
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+ | Use case | Module |
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+ | --- | --- |
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+ | Tutorials, tests, notebooks, in-memory Polars frames | `PolarsDataModule` |
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+ | Many local files | `StreamingDataModule` |
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+ | S3-backed datasets | `StreamingDataModule` |
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+ | Distributed training or prediction over large inputs | `StreamingDataModule` |
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+
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+ `StreamingDataModule` supports local `ndjson`, `parquet`, `feather`, `csv`,
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+ `orc`, and `json` inputs. S3 roots use the PyArrow-backed formats—`parquet`,
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+ `feather`, `csv`, `orc`, and `json`; `ndjson` is local-only. Avro is not
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+ supported by the current reader. Split arguments are compiled regular
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+ expressions matched against discovered file paths.
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+
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+ See [Data Modules](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/guides/data-modules.html)
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+ for split configuration, sharding, sampling, buffers, and preprocessors.
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+
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+ ## What Makes This Different
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+
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+ - **Hierarchical context encoding:** child records interact locally before
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+ their representation flows upward.
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+ - **Typed datatype architecture:** each built-in field owns validation,
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+ tensorization, missing-state handling, masking, decoding, loss, metrics, and
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+ output writing. The external registration surface is experimental and
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+ same-process only in the current release.
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+ - **Unified training roles:** `target=True`, `p_prune`, and `p_mask` all use the
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+ same reconstruction path.
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+ - **Embedding trees:** embeddings can come from the root, branches, or selected
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+ leaves.
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+ - **Schema evolution:** fields can be added, removed, updated, reset, or
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+ temporarily overridden after construction.
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+ - **Production missingness semantics:** `valued`, `null`, `padded`, `masked`,
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+ and reserved `other` are distinct tensorfield states.
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+ - **Training-serving parity:** queries, preprocessors, tensorization, model
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+ execution, prediction writing, and postprocessors stay on the same configured
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+ path.
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+
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+ ## Where It Fits
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+
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+ Use `json2vec` when relationships inside the record matter: account histories,
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+ fraud or risk snapshots, order and fulfillment events, flight itineraries,
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+ operations telemetry, user sessions, repeated measurements, or mixed datatype
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+ objects where flattening would discard useful structure.
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+
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+ Use a simpler tabular model when flattening loses no meaningful context. The
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+ point is not to replace every table. The point is to model nested business data
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+ without making a feature table the only representation the model can see.
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+
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+ ## What It Does Not Do
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+
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+ `json2vec` stops at the representation and typed prediction layer. It is not a
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+ feature store, governance system, rule engine, authorization layer,
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+ decision-capture system, or audit platform. Those systems can consume
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+ `json2vec` embeddings and predictions, but their policies and operational
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+ controls remain separate concerns.
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+
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+ The open-source layer is the reusable encoder and runtime infrastructure. It
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+ does not require users to publish data, schemas, checkpoints, or model
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+ parameters.
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+
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+ ## Install
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+
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+ JSON2Vec requires Python `>=3.12`. The currently documented user installation
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+ is directly from the GitHub repository:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ python -m pip install "json2vec @ git+https://github.com/json2vec/json2vec.git"
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+ ```
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+
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+ This follows the repository's default branch. Pin a tag or commit in the Git
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+ URL for reproducible environments; the published documentation currently
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+ tracks `main` and does not retain versioned snapshots.
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+
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+ Install optional functionality from the same source:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ python -m pip install "json2vec[text] @ git+https://github.com/json2vec/json2vec.git"
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+ python -m pip install "json2vec[serving] @ git+https://github.com/json2vec/json2vec.git"
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+ ```
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+
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+ Verify the environment:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ python -c "import importlib.metadata; import json2vec; print(importlib.metadata.version('json2vec'))"
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+ ```
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+
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+ For a contributor checkout, use the locked development environment instead:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ uv sync
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+ ```
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+
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+ Contributor extras:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ uv sync --extra text
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+ uv sync --extra serving
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+ uv sync --extra docs
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+ ```
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+
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+ The `text` extra installs Hugging Face `transformers`. The `serving` extra
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+ installs FastAPI-backed deployment dependencies. The `docs` extra installs the
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+ Python packages used by the Quarto docs.
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+
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+ ## Documentation Map
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+
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+ Start with:
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+
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+ - [Getting Started](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/getting-started.html)
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+ - [AI / Expert Quickstart](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/ai-quickstart.html)
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+ - [Model Tree](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/core-concepts/model-tree.html)
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+ - [Data Flow](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/core-concepts/data-flow.html)
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+ - [Binding Data](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/core-concepts/binding-data.html)
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+ - [Query Paths](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/core-concepts/querypaths.html)
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+ - [Built-In Data Types](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/core-concepts/data-types.html)
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+ - [Learning Modes & Embeddings](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/core-concepts/embeddings.html)
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+ - [Training With Lightning](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/guides/lightning.html)
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+ - [Data Modules](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/guides/data-modules.html)
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+ - [Evaluation And Metrics](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/guides/evaluation.html)
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+ - [Model Lifecycle](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/guides/model-lifecycle.html)
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+ - [Batch Inference](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/guides/batch-inference.html)
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+ - [Serving](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/guides/serving.html)
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+
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+ Tutorials and guides:
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+
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+ - [Postprocessors](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/guides/postprocessors.html)
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+ - [Field Importance](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/guides/field-importance.html)
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+ - [Field Stacking](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/guides/field-stacking.html)
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+ - [Model Configuration](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/guides/model-configuration.html)
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+ - [Performance And Scaling](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/guides/performance.html)
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+ - [Temporal Validation](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/guides/temporal-validation.html)
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+ - [Schema Mutation](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/guides/schema-mutation.html)
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+ - [Troubleshooting](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/guides/troubleshooting.html)
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+ - [Experimental Custom Tensorfields](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/guides/custom-tensorfields.html)
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+ - [Public API Map](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/reference/public-api.html)
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+ - [Branch](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/data-types/branch.html)
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+ - [Number](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/data-types/number.html)
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+ - [Boolean](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/data-types/boolean.html)
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+ - [Category](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/data-types/category.html)
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+ - [Set](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/data-types/set.html)
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+ - [Entity](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/data-types/entity.html)
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+ - [DateParts](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/data-types/dateparts.html)
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+ - [Vector](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/data-types/vector.html)
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+ - [Text](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/data-types/text.html)
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+ - [Reproducible Iris Case Study](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/case-studies/iris-reproducible.html)
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+ - [Device Tenure Case Study](https://json2vec.github.io/json2vec/case-studies/device-tenure.html)
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+
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+ Build the docs locally with:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ make render
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+ uv run pytest tests/examples/test_e2e_examples.py
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Repository Layout
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+
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+ - `src/json2vec/architecture`: model assembly, attention, pooling, and routing
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+ - `src/json2vec/data`: dataset fetch/read/process/batch/encode pipeline and preprocessor exports
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+ - `src/json2vec/inference`: serving and prediction callbacks
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+ - `src/json2vec/logging`: runtime logging callbacks
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+ - `src/json2vec/structs`: pydantic config models, enums, and tree nodes
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+ - `src/json2vec/tensorfields`: tensorfield plugin system and built-in fields
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+ - `tests/`: package test suite
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+ - `docs/`: Quarto project, pages, guides, stylesheets, and sample data
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+
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+ ## Development
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+
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+ Run tests:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ uv run pytest
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+ ```
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+
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+ Run type and lint checks:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ uv run ty check src/json2vec --output-format concise
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+ uv run ruff check
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Community
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+
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+ Join the [`json2vec` Discord](https://discord.gg/DVyZUkvTFA) for questions,
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+ design discussion, and release notes.
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+
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+ ## License
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+
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+ Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See `LICENSE` and `NOTICE`.
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+
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+ ## References
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+
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+ - `BIBLIOGRAPHY.md`
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+ - `CITATION.bib`