Python module
driver
CPU()
Creates a CPU device with the provided numa id.
CUDA()
Creates a CUDA device with the provided id.
DLPackArray
class max.driver.DLPackArray(*args, **kwargs)
Device
class max.driver.Device(_device: Device, id: int = -1)
Device object. Limited to CUDA and CPU devices for now.
cpu()
Creates a CPU device with the provided numa id.
cuda()
Creates a CUDA device with the provided id.
id
id*: int* = -1
is_host
property is_host
Returns whether the device is the CPU.
stats
Returns utilization data for the device.
DeviceSpec
class max.driver.DeviceSpec(id: 'int', device_type: "Literal['cpu', 'cuda']" = 'cpu')
cpu()
static cpu(id: int = -1)
cuda()
static cuda(id: int = -1)
device_type
device_type*: Literal['cpu', 'cuda']* = 'cpu'
Type of specified device.
id
id*: int*
Provided id for this device.
MemMapTensor
class max.driver.MemMapTensor(filename: PathLike, dtype: DType, shape: Sequence[int], mode='r+', offset=0)
Create a memory-mapped tensor from a binary file on disk.
The constructor argument semantics follow that of np.memmap.
read_only
property read_only*: bool*
Tensor
class max.driver.Tensor(shape: ~typing.Sequence[int], dtype: ~max.dtype.dtype.DType, device: ~max.driver.driver.Device = Device(_device=<max._driver.core.Device object>, id=-1))
Device-resident tensor representation. Allocates memory onto a given device with the provided shape and dtype. Tensors can be sliced to provide strided views of the underlying memory, but any tensors input into model execution must be contiguous. Does not currently support setting items across multiple indices, but does support numpy-style slicing.
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Parameters:
- dtype – DType of tensor
- shape – Tuple of positive, non-zero integers denoting the tensor shape.
- device – Device to allocate tensor onto.
contiguous()
contiguous() → Tensor
Creates a contiguous copy of the parent tensor.
copy()
Create a deep copy on an optionally given device.
If a device is None (default), a copy is created on the same device.
device
property device*: Device*
Device on which tensor is resident.
dtype
property dtype*: DType*
DType of constituent elements in tensor.
element_size
property element_size*: int*
Return the size of the element type in bytes.
from_dlpack()
classmethod from_dlpack(arr: Any, *, copy: bool | None = None) → Tensor
Create a tensor from an object implementing the dlpack protocol.
This usually does not result in a copy, and the producer of the object retains ownership of the underlying memory.
from_numpy()
Creates a tensor from a provided numpy array on the host device.
The underlying data is not copied unless the array is noncontiguous. If it is, a contiguous copy will be returned.
is_contiguous
property is_contiguous*: bool*
Whether or not tensor is contiguously allocated in memory. Returns false if the tensor is a non-contiguous slice.
Currently, we consider certain situations that are contiguous as non-contiguous for the purposes of our engine. These situations include: * A tensor with negative steps.
is_host
property is_host*: bool*
Whether or not tensor is host-resident. Returns false for GPU tensors, true for CPU tensors.
item()
item() → Any
Returns the scalar value at a given location. Currently implemented only for zero-rank tensors. The return type is converted to a Python built-in type.
num_elements
property num_elements*: int*
Returns the number of elements in this tensor.
Rank-0 tensors have 1 element by convention.
rank
property rank*: int*
Tensor rank.
scalar()
classmethod scalar(value: ~typing.Any, dtype: ~max.dtype.dtype.DType, device: ~max.driver.driver.Device = Device(_device=<max._driver.core.Device object>, id=-1)) → Tensor
Create a scalar value of a given dtype and value.
shape
Shape of tensor.
to()
Return a tensor that’s guaranteed to be on the given device.
The tensor is only copied if the input device is different from the device upon which the tensor is already resident.
to_numpy()
to_numpy() → ndarray
Converts the tensor to a numpy array.
If the tensor is not on the host, an exception is raised.
view()
view(dtype: DType, shape: Sequence[int] | None = None) → Tensor
Return a new tensor with the given type and shape that shares the underlying memory.
If the shape is not given, it will be deduced if possible, or a ValueError is raised.
zeros()
classmethod zeros(shape: ~typing.Sequence[int], dtype: ~max.dtype.dtype.DType, device: ~max.driver.driver.Device = Device(_device=<max._driver.core.Device object>, id=-1)) → Tensor
Allocates an tensor with all elements initialized to zero.
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