This repo is built to facilitate the training and analysis of autoregressive transformers on maze-solving tasks.
pip install git+ssh://git@github.com/understanding-search/maze-transformer.git
Note: if you want to install the library in colab, follow the steps in this Colab notebook.
You can run all tests via
make test
(this will take a few minutes)
Most of the functionality is demonstrated in the ipython notebooks in the notebooks/
folder.
demo_dataset.ipynb
how to easily create a dataset of mazes, utilities for filtering the generates mazes via properties, and basic visualizationtrain_model.ipynb
configuration setup and training a basic modeleval_model.ipynb
loading a trained model, and computing various metrics on its performance on a datasetplot_attention.ipynb
various attention visualization utilitiesdemo_latticemaze.ipynb
internals of theLatticeMaze
andSolvedMaze
objects, and advanced visualizationtrain_model_hallway.ipynb
training a model on a customized dataset
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Install Poetry
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Install Python 3.10
- It's a good idea to use pyenv to manage python versions
- If using pyenv, you'll need to update your Poetry config for it to use the pyenv Python version:
poetry config virtualenvs.prefer-active-python true
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Install dev dependencies
poetry config virtualenvs.in-project true poetry install --with dev
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Run unit, integration, and notebook tests
make test
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(Optional) If you want to work with the jupyter notebooks in VSCode
- create a jupyter kernel with
poetry run ipython kernel install --user --name=maze-transformer
- Restart VSCode
- In VSCode, select the python interpreter located in
maze-transformer/.venv/bin
as your juptyer kernel
- create a jupyter kernel with
make help
will print all available commands.
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all tests via
make test
- unit tests via
make unit
- integration tests via
make integration
- notebook tests via
make test_notebooks
- unit tests via
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formatter (black, pycln, and isort) via
make format
- formatter in check-only mode via
make check-format
- formatter in check-only mode via