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pretrain

v0.1.0

Published

Orchestrate reproducible model pretraining pipelines with dataset, checkpoint, and resume utilities.

Readme

pretrain

Orchestrate reproducible model pretraining pipelines with dataset, checkpoint, and resume utilities.

Features

  • Config-driven pipeline definition for datasets, model initialization, and training steps
  • Built-in checkpointing and resumable runs to support long pretraining jobs
  • Utilities for deterministic data shuffling, split management, and synthetic data generation
  • Integrations with common experiment trackers and optional cloud storage for artifacts

Install

npm install pretrain

Quick Start

Create a simple pretraining pipeline and run it programmatically:

const { Pipeline } = require('pretrain');

const pipeline = new Pipeline({
  name: 'bert-pretrain',
  dataset: {
    loader: './loaders/textLines',
    path: './data/corpus.txt',
    batchSize: 64,
    deterministic: true
  },
  model: {
    type: 'transformer',
    config: './models/bert-small.json'
  },
  trainer: {
    epochs: 10,
    optimizer: 'adamw',
    checkpointDir: './checkpoints'
  }
});

// Run the pipeline (automatically checkpoints)
pipeline.run()
  .then(() => console.log('Pretraining complete'))
  .catch(err => console.error(err));

// Resume from latest checkpoint
// pipeline.resume();

You can also run pipelines from the CLI with a YAML config:

pretrain run --config pretrain.config.yml

License

MIT