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- spur_math-0.3.0/LICENSE +21 -0
- spur_math-0.3.0/PKG-INFO +162 -0
- spur_math-0.3.0/README.md +146 -0
- spur_math-0.3.0/pyproject.toml +24 -0
- spur_math-0.3.0/setup.cfg +4 -0
- spur_math-0.3.0/spur_math/__init__.py +141 -0
- spur_math-0.3.0/spur_math/_jit.py +56 -0
- spur_math-0.3.0/spur_math/libgcc_s_seh-1.dll +0 -0
- spur_math-0.3.0/spur_math/libgomp-1.dll +0 -0
- spur_math-0.3.0/spur_math/libwinpthread-1.dll +0 -0
- spur_math-0.3.0/spur_math/spur_jit.dll +0 -0
- spur_math-0.3.0/spur_math/spur_kernels.dll +0 -0
- spur_math-0.3.0/spur_math.egg-info/PKG-INFO +162 -0
- spur_math-0.3.0/spur_math.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +17 -0
- spur_math-0.3.0/spur_math.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
- spur_math-0.3.0/spur_math.egg-info/top_level.txt +1 -0
- spur_math-0.3.0/tests/test_correctness.py +73 -0
- spur_math-0.3.0/tests/test_map.py +90 -0
- spur_math-0.3.0/tests/test_train.py +102 -0
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Name: spur-math
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Version: 0.3.0
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Summary: Accelerated AVX2 math kernels with certified SPEAR polynomials (gelu, erf, tanh), tiled matmul and fused FFN layer with backprop
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Author: bahira
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License: MIT
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Keywords: simd,avx2,math,erf,tanh,gelu
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Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
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# SpearVM
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**Accélérateur mathématique SIMD** — noyaux transcendantals vectorisés AVX2,
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## Speedups mesurés (4M éléments, OpenMP multi-cœur)
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## Matmul (bench_mm)
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| 128 | 2.0 ms (2.1 GF) | ×0.12 | ×0.45 | ×0.73 (série) |
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| 256 | 23 ms (1.5 GF) | ×0.24 | ×1.02 | **×1.61** |
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## Matmul API (v0.2+)
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- err ≤ 1.4e-13 vs numpy sur toutes tailles (512→2048), y compris queues m%4
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| carré 512 | 24.5 GFLOPS | 48.2 GFLOPS (×0.51) |
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— un passage au lieu de deux, zéro buffer intermédiaire — et l'intégration
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```bash
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## Installation Python
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## Training (backprop)
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src/spur_kernels.c Kernels AVX2 vectorisés + OpenMP
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# SpearVM
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**Accélérateur mathématique SIMD** — noyaux transcendantals vectorisés AVX2,
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## Speedups mesurés (4M éléments, OpenMP multi-cœur)
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"""Bindings JIT (map kernel multi-entrees) — Windows x64 uniquement.
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Summary: Accelerated AVX2 math kernels with certified SPEAR polynomials (gelu, erf, tanh), tiled matmul and fused FFN layer with backprop
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License: MIT
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Keywords: simd,avx2,math,erf,tanh,gelu
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Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
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# SpearVM
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**Accélérateur mathématique SIMD** — noyaux transcendantals vectorisés AVX2,
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précision certifiée, appelables depuis Python/C.
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## Speedups mesurés (4M éléments, OpenMP multi-cœur)
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| Noyau | Natif libm | AVX2 SPEAR | **Speedup** |
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| GELU | 120 ms | 8 ms | **×15.0** |
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| ERF | 306 ms | 9 ms | **×34.0** |
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| TANH | 234 ms | 9 ms | **×26.0** |
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## Matmul (bench_mm)
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| 128 | 2.0 ms (2.1 GF) | ×0.12 | ×0.45 | ×0.73 (série) |
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| 256 | 23 ms (1.5 GF) | ×0.24 | ×1.02 | **×1.61** |
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- err ≤ 1.6e-14 sur toutes les variantes
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- blocage registres 4 lignes : chaque ligne de Bᵀ sert 4 rangs de A, 4 chaînes FMA indépendantes
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- OpenMP activé seulement si n ≥ 192 ; lancer avec `OMP_WAIT_POLICY=ACTIVE`
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- timings VM bruités (±2× entre runs), gains observés jusqu'à ×12 à n=256 machine au repos
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## Matmul API (v0.2+)
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`sm.matmul_nt(A, B)` — C = A·Bᵀ, convention BLAS NT, double précision.
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- **Tuillage cache** KC×NC (512 Ko/tuile en L2) + blocage registres 4 lignes,
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- err ≤ 1.4e-13 vs numpy sur toutes tailles (512→2048), y compris queues m%4
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- `matmul_nt_gelu` : activation fusionnée — la gelu est non linéaire donc k
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| carré 512 | 24.5 GFLOPS | 48.2 GFLOPS (×0.51) |
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| **FFN 1024×768×3072 fusionné gelu** | **353 ms** | **858 ms (×2.43)** |
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microkernels plus larges). Là où SpearVM gagne, c'est le **pipeline fusionné**
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## Pipeline NN end-to-end (bench_nn)
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`Y = gelu(X · Wᵀ)` — pattern FFN transformer. M=1024, K=768, N=3072 (4.8 GFLOP).
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## Précision (datasheet)
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