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CUDArray is a CUDA-accelerated subset of the NumPy library.
The goal of CUDArray is to combine the easy of development from the NumPy with the computational power of Nvidia GPUs in a lightweight and extensible framework.
CUDArray currently imposes many limitations in order to span a manageable subset of the NumPy library.
Nonetheless, it supports a neural network pipeline as demonstrated in the project deeppy.
Features
Drop-in replacement for NumPy (limitations apply).
Fast array operations based on cuBLAS, cuRAND and cuDNN.
(somewhat) Simple C++/CUDA wrapper based on Cython.
Extends NumPy with specialized functions for neural networks.
CPU fall-back when CUDA is not available.
Installation
With CUDA back-end
First, you should consider specifying the following environment variables.
INSTALL_PREFIX (default: /usr/local). Path where to install libcudarray. For the Anaconda Python distribution this should be /path/to/anaconda.
CUDA_PREFIX (default: /usr/local/cuda). Path to the CUDA SDK organized in bin/, lib/, include/ folders.
CUDNN_ENABLED. Set CUDNN_ENABLED to 1 to include cuDNN operations in libcudarray.
Then build and install libcudarray with
make
make install
Finally, install the cudarray Python package:
python setup.py install
Without CUDA back-end
Install the cudarray Python package:
python setup.py --without-cuda install
Documentation
Please consult the technical report for now.
Proper documentation is on the TODO list.
Contact
Feel free to report an issue for feature requests and bug reports.
For a more informal chat, visit #cudarray on the freenode IRC network.
Citation
If you use CUDArray for research, please cite the technical report:
@techreport{larsen2014cudarray,
author = "Larsen, Anders Boesen Lindbo",
title = "{CUDArray}: {CUDA}-based {NumPy}",
institution = "Department of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, Technical University of Denmark",
year = "2014",
number = "DTU Compute 2014-21",
}
TODO
Proper transpose support,
Add functionality for copying from NumPy array to existing CUDArray array.