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While working with PyKAN, I came across a library called Penzai which offers a highly legible and functional approach to working with JAX models.
Currently, I am working with Penzai in marimo which is an excellent reactive notebook platform.
I believe having similar features in PyKAN would significantly enhance its utility and user experience. Below are some key features from Penzai that could be highly beneficial if integrated into PyKAN:
Some benefits I can think of
Enhanced Model Interpretability: Tools like an advanced pretty-printer and pytree selectors would make it easier to visualize and understand KAN models.
Improved Debugging and Modifying: With declarative combinator-based libraries and advanced selector tools, users can easily debug and modify their models.
Greater Flexibility: A named axis system would allow for more flexible and readable code, making it easier to manage complex models.
Thank you for pykan! Let me know if I can provide further context and examples!
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Feature Request: Develop a Penzai-like Library for PyKAN
Feature Request: Penzai-like Library for PyKAN
May 16, 2024
Hi!
While working with PyKAN, I came across a library called Penzai which offers a highly legible and functional approach to working with JAX models.
Currently, I am working with Penzai in marimo which is an excellent reactive notebook platform.
I believe having similar features in PyKAN would significantly enhance its utility and user experience. Below are some key features from Penzai that could be highly beneficial if integrated into PyKAN:
Some benefits I can think of
Thank you for pykan! Let me know if I can provide further context and examples!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: