Design a network, train it here
Shape a Fourier KAN and watch its size update. Train it right here in your browser with Python, or export a bundle that runs with PyTorch and the Q.ANT toolkit on your own machine, then bring the results back.
1Design
The benchmark used for every measured run.
2Architecture
Starting Python…
Train in browser runs NumPy in your browser and scores the result three ways: float32, bfloat16 rounding, and the Q.ANT toolkit emulator's arithmetic, replicated exactly. Nothing is uploaded. The first run downloads Python once, about 15 MB.
Export gives you the PyTorch version. Inside: run.py, notebook.ipynb, the btt package and your config.json. Run pip install -r requirements.txt then python run.py, or open the notebook in Colab.
3Results
No run yet? : the 60,000 step precision floor run from the October rerun, produced by this exact bundle, with the toolkit emulator column included.