TorchLean API

NN.GraphSpec.Chain.ToDAG.Model

DAG models from sequential GraphSpec chains #

This module initializes a chain parameter ABI and packages the structurally lowered term as a single-input DAG model. Zero initialization is total; deterministic initialization reuses each primitive layer conversion and can therefore fail.

Initialize a parameter list by filling every tensor with zeros, for proofs and shape-only examples.

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    Deterministic initialization for chains #

    Chain.toDAGModelZeroInit is total, but its parameters are all-zero tensors, which is convenient for proofs and shape-only examples but not representative of training setups.

    For graphs whose primitives provide Primitive.toLayerM?, we can reuse TorchLean’s deterministic initializers (e.g. Xavier init for linear weights) in a way that matches ToSequential.toSeq:

    We expose this as Chain.toDAGModelDetInit? : Except String (DAG.Model ...): it fails if any primitive lacks a toLayerM? lowering.

    Compute deterministic initialization tensors for a sequential Chain, threading a “layer occurrence index”.

    This matches ToSequential.toSeq’s notion of “occurrence”: only primitives with countsAsLayer = true advance the counter.

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      Deterministically initialize all graph parameters, starting the occurrence index at 0.

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        Lower a sequential Chain to a DAG Model with a simple default init (all zeros).

        This is mainly a convenience for GraphSpec example organization; for training-oriented init, see NN.GraphSpec.ToSequential (sequential-model conversion) and/or provide your own initializer.

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          Lower a sequential Chain to a DAG Model, using deterministic initialization.

          This is the DAG analogue of ToSequential.toSeq’s initialization semantics: it uses each primitive’s toLayerM? to obtain a TorchLean Layer, then reuses the Layer.initState.

          This returns Except String because not every primitive necessarily admits a Layer lowering.

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