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HoprLabs
An open-source CLI toolkit for simulating AI training math, estimating model size, memory, training time, and token budget.
HoprLabs
What is HoprLabs?
HoprLabs is an open-source CLI and research toolkit for simulating AI training math to estimate model size, activation memory, optimizer memory, VRAM usage, training time, token budget, config risks, benchmark speed, and reliability before actual model training.
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How to use HoprLabs?
- 1Clone the repository.
- 2Navigate to the hoprlab directory.
- 3Create a virtual environment and install dependencies.
- 4Run 'hoprlab estimate configs/example_transformer.yaml' to estimate.
- 5Run 'hoprlab simulate configs/example_transformer.yaml' to simulate.
- 6Run 'hoprlab benchmark' to benchmark.
- 7Run 'hoprlab test-reliability configs/example_transformer.yaml' for reliability tests.
HoprLabs Key Features
- AI training math simulation
- Model size estimation
- VRAM and training time estimation
- Token budget calculation
- Configuration risk assessment
- Benchmark speed and reliability tests
- Native backends in Rust and C for performance
HoprLabs Use Cases
- Estimating resource requirements for AI model training
- Avoiding costly trial-and-error in model training
- Researching AI training scalability
- Educational tool for understanding training dynamics
HoprLabs Pricing & Free Credits
HoprLabs currently operates on a Free model.
This tool is completely free to use
HoprLabs Pros & Cons
Pros
- Saves time and money by simulating before actual training
- Provides detailed estimates for memory, time, and tokens
- Open-source and customizable
- Includes native backends for performance
Cons
- Requires Python setup and command-line interface
- Limited to estimating aspects covered by the toolkit
What is HoprLabs best for?
- AI researchers
- ML engineers
- Hobbyists training models