Swarms in Torch exclusivley hosts a vast array of 100% novel swarming models. Our purpose for this repo is to create, optimize, and train novel foundation models that outperform the status quo of model architectures such as the Transformer and SSM model architectures. We provide implementations of various novel models like PSO with transformers as particles, ant colony with transformers as ants, a basic NN with transformers as neurons, Mixture of Mambas and many more. If you would like to help contribute to the future of AI model architecture's please join Agora, the open source lab here. And, if you have any idea's please submit them as issues and notify me.
pip3 install swarms-torchfrom swarms_torch import ParticleSwarmOptimization
pso = ParticleSwarmOptimization(goal="Attention is all you need", n_particles=100)
pso.optimize(iterations=1000)from swarms_torch.ant_colony_swarm import AntColonyOptimization
# Usage:
goal_string = "Hello ACO"
aco = AntColonyOptimization(goal_string, num_iterations=1000)
best_solution = aco.optimize()
print("Best Matched String:", best_solution)import torch
from swarms_torch.nnt import NNTransformer
x = torch.randn(1, 10)
network = NNTransformer(
neuron_count = 5,
num_states = 10,
input_dim = 10,
output_dim = 10,
nhead = 2,
)
output = network(x)
print(output)a Cellular Neural Net with transformers as cells, time simulation, and a local neighboorhood!
from swarms_torch import CellularSwarm
x = torch.randn(10, 32, 512) # sequence length of 10, batch size of 32, embedding size of 512
model = CellularSwarm(cell_count=5, input_dim=512, nhead=8)
output = model(x)- An all-new innovative approaches to machine learning that leverage the power of the Transformer model architecture. These systems are designed to mimic the behavior of a school of fish, where each fish represents an individual Transformer model. The goal is to optimize the performance of the entire school by learning from the best-performing fish.
import torch
from swarms_torch.fish_school import Fish, FishSchool
# Create random source and target sequences
src = torch.randn(10, 32, 512)
tgt = torch.randn(10, 32, 512)
# Create random labels
labels = torch.randint(0, 512, (10, 32))
# Create a fish and train it on the random data
fish = Fish(512, 8, 6)
fish.train(src, tgt, labels)
print(fish.food) # Print the fish's food
# Create a fish school and optimize it on the random data
school = FishSchool(10, 512, 8, 6, 100)
school.forward(src, tgt, labels)
print(school.fish[0].food) # Print the first fish's foodfrom swarms_torch import visualize_swarmalators, simulate_swarmalators
# Init for Swarmalator
# Example usage:
N = 100
J, alpha, beta, gamma, epsilon_a, epsilon_r, R = [0.1] * 7
D = 3 # Ensure D is an integer
xi, sigma_i = simulate_swarmalators(
N, J, alpha, beta, gamma, epsilon_a, epsilon_r, R, D
)
# Call the visualization function
visualize_swarmalators(xi)- An 100% novel implementation of a swarm of MixtureOfMambas.
- Various fusion methods through averages, weighted_aggegrate, and more to come like a gating mechanism or other various methods.
- fusion methods: average, weighted, absmax, weighted_softmax, or your own custom function
import torch
from swarms_torch import MixtureOfMambas
# Create a 3D tensor for text
x = torch.rand(1, 512, 512)
# Create an instance of the MixtureOfMambas model
model = MixtureOfMambas(
num_mambas=2, # Number of Mambas in the model
dim=512, # Dimension of the input tensor
d_state=1024, # Dimension of the hidden state
depth=4, # Number of layers in the model
d_conv=1024, # Dimension of the convolutional layers
expand=4, # Expansion factor for the model
fusion_method="absmax", # Fusion method for combining Mambas' outputs
custom_fusion_func=None # Custom fusion function (if any)
)
# Pass the input tensor through the model and print the output shape
print(model(x).shape)import torch
from swarms_torch import SwitchMoE
# Example usage:
input_dim = 768 # Dimension of input tokens
hidden_dim = 2048 # Hidden dimension of experts
output_dim = 768 # Output dimension, should match input dimension for residual connection
num_experts = 16 # Number of experts
moe_layer = SwitchMoE(
dim=input_dim,
hidden_dim=hidden_dim,
output_dim=output_dim,
num_experts=num_experts,
use_aux_loss=False,
)
# Create a sample input tensor (batch_size, seq_len, input_dim)
x = torch.rand(32, 128, input_dim)
# Forward pass through the MoE layer with auxiliary loss computation
output, auxiliary_loss = moe_layer(x)
# Now, 'output' contains the MoE output, and 'auxiliary_loss' contains the load balancing loss.
# This auxiliary loss should be added to the main loss function during training.
print(output)
print(auxiliary_loss)A very simple Mixture of Experts with softmax as a gating mechanism.
import torch
from swarms_torch import SimpleMoE
# Example usage:
input_dim = 512 # Dimension of input tokens
hidden_dim = 1024 # Hidden dimension of experts
output_dim = 512 # Output dimension, should match input dimension for residual connection
num_experts = 4 # Number of experts
moe = SimpleMoE(input_dim, hidden_dim, output_dim, num_experts)
# Create a sample input tensor (batch_size, seq_len, input_dim)
x = torch.rand(10, 16, input_dim)
# Forward pass through the MoE layer
output = moe(x)
print(output)Exploration into the Firefly algorithm (a generalized version of particle swarm optimization) in Pytorch. In particular interested in hybrid firefly + genetic algorithms, or ones that are gender-based. This code was adapted from lucidrains.
from swarms_torch.firefly import FireflyOptimizer
from torch import Tensor
def rosenbrock(x: Tensor) -> Tensor:
return (
100 * (x[..., 1:] - x[..., :-1] ** 2) ** 2 + (1 - x[..., :-1]) ** 2
).sum(dim=-1)
if __name__ == "__main__":
optimizer = FireflyOptimizer(cost_function=rosenbrock)
optimizer.optimize()
best_solution = optimizer.get_best_solution()
print(f"Best solution: {best_solution}")-
hyperslice_mergeMerge models by selecting specific slices of weight tensors across the models. -
random_subspace_mergeMerge models by randomly selecting subspaces of weights and averaging them. -
dimensional_cross_fusionMerge models by fusing weights along a specific axis (dimension) across models. -
weighted_evolutionary_crossoverMerge models using a weighted crossover based on performance scores. -
permutation_weight_swappingMerge models by permuting weight matrices and swapping them between models.
import torch
from swarms_torch.mergers.all_new_evo_mergers import (
hyperslice_merge,
random_subspace_merge,
dimensional_cross_fusion,
weighted_evolutionary_crossover,
permutation_weight_swapping,
)
# Example of how to use the logger and merge methods
if __name__ == "__main__":
# Example models, replace with actual model instances
model_1 = torch.nn.Linear(10, 10)
model_2 = torch.nn.Linear(10, 10)
model_3 = torch.nn.Linear(10, 10)
# Perform HyperSlice merge
merged_model_hs = hyperslice_merge(
[model_1, model_2, model_3], slice_indices=[0, 2, 4]
)
# Perform Random Subspace merge
merged_model_rs = random_subspace_merge(
[model_1, model_2, model_3], subspace_fraction=0.5
)
# Perform Dimensional Cross-fusion merge
merged_model_dc = dimensional_cross_fusion([model_1, model_2], cross_axis=0)
# Perform Weighted Evolutionary Crossover merge
merged_model_wc = weighted_evolutionary_crossover(
[model_1, model_2, model_3], performance_scores=[0.7, 0.85, 0.65]
)
# Perform Permutation-based Weight Swapping
merged_model_pw = permutation_weight_swapping(
[model_1, model_2], permutation_seed=42
)- There are various scripts in the playground folder with various examples for each swarm, like ant colony and fish school and spiral optimization.
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