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- Analytical compiler for neural network architectures - Predicts training cost, memory, performance before training - <50ms analysis, zero GPU, 99%+ accuracy - MLIR/LLVM 18 backend, 13 custom dialects - MIT licensed, open source
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NEURAX - Analytical Compiler for Neural Architectures
Repository: https://github.com/rustnew/NEURAX
Features
Why Rust?
Architecture
neurax-core- Pipeline orchestratorneurax-ir- 10-dialect analytical IRneurax-formulas- Analytical formulasneurax-hardware-db- GPU/CPU specsneurax-mlir- MLIR backend (13 dialects)neurax-cli- CLI toolLinks
MIT licensed. Contributions welcome!