rose
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Rose is an automatic differentiation engine for the web, inspired by JAX.
Installation
With npm:
npm i rose
With Yarn:
yarn add rose
With pnpm:
pnpm add rose
With Bun:
bun add rose
Usage
This example defines custom derivatives for the builtin JavaScript logarithm and power functions, then computes the output, gradient, and Hessian for the power function applied with base 2 and exponent 3:
import { Dual, Real, Vec, add, compile, div, fn, mul, opaque, vjp } from "rose";
const log = opaque([Real], Real, Math.log);
log.jvp = fn([Dual], Dual, ({ re: x, du: dx }) => {
return { re: log(x), du: div(dx, x) };
});
const pow = opaque([Real, Real], Real, Math.pow);
pow.jvp = fn([Dual, Dual], Dual, ({ re: x, du: dx }, { re: y, du: dy }) => {
const z = pow(x, y);
return { re: z, du: mul(add(mul(dx, div(y, x)), mul(dy, log(x))), z) };
});
const Vec2 = Vec(2, Real);
const Mat2 = Vec(2, Vec2);
const f = fn([Vec2], Real, ([x, y]) => pow(x, y));
const g = fn([Vec2], Vec2, (v) => vjp(f)(v).grad(1));
const h = fn([Vec2], Mat2, (v) => {
const { grad } = vjp(g)(v);
return [grad([1, 0]), grad([0, 1])];
});
const funcs = await Promise.all([compile(f), compile(g), compile(h)]);
console.log(funcs.map((func) => func([2, 3])));
With Vite
If you are using Vite then you will need to also install the
vite-plugin-top-level-await package, because Rose internally uses top-level
await
, which Vite does not directly support. You must also include the
following in your Vite config:
import { defineConfig } from "vite";
import topLevelAwait from "vite-plugin-top-level-await";
export default defineConfig({
// the plugin described above
plugins: [topLevelAwait()],
// Vite bundles external dependencies by default in development mode, but that
// process does not include assets; this option disables that particular kind
// of bundling for Rose so that it can use its internal WebAssembly module
optimizeDeps: { exclude: ["rose"] },
});
Contributing
See CONTRIBUTING.md
.
License
Rose is licensed under the MIT License.