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# mojomagic
A Mojo neural network library from scratchh (mostly)


# How to Create a Neural Network Library Like TensorFlow in Mojo

Creating a neural network library similar to TensorFlow in Mojo involves several key steps. Below is a high-level guide:

## 1. Define the Core Architecture
- **Tensors**: Implement a class to handle multi-dimensional arrays (tensors) with support for operations like addition, multiplication, reshaping, etc.
- **Graph/Layer Abstraction**: Define layers (e.g., Dense, Convolutional) that can be combined to form neural network architectures.
- **Computation Graph**: Create a system to manage operations in a graph-based structure, allowing for differentiation and backpropagation.

## 2. Implement Automatic Differentiation
- **Forward Pass**: Perform operations on tensors while recording operations in a computation graph.
- **Backward Pass**: Use the computation graph to calculate gradients during backpropagation.

## 3. Develop Optimization Algorithms
- Implement optimizers like Stochastic Gradient Descent (SGD), Adam, etc., to adjust weights based on gradients during training.

## 4. Build the Model Training Loop
- **Forward Propagation**: Pass data through the model.
- **Loss Calculation**: Compute loss using appropriate loss functions (e.g., Mean Squared Error, Cross Entropy).
- **Backward Propagation**: Use gradients to update weights via the chosen optimizer.

## 5. Leverage Parallelization and Hardware Acceleration
- Use Mojo’s support for efficient tensor operations across different hardware (CPUs, GPUs, etc.).
- Implement parallelized computation, particularly for matrix multiplications and convolution operations.

## 6. Implement Model Serialization and Deployment
- Allow models to be saved, loaded, and deployed.
- Implement methods for exporting trained models and utilizing them in production environments.

## 7. Design a User-Friendly API
- Create an intuitive API that abstracts away complexity:
- High-level functions for defining models and training.
- Support for both functional (sequential models) and subclassing (custom models).

## 8. Ensure Extensibility
- Build the library in a modular fashion, making it easy to extend with new layers, loss functions, and optimizers as needed.

## 9. Perform Testing and Benchmarking
- Test your library on common neural network tasks (like MNIST, CIFAR-10) to ensure correctness and performance.
- Compare your results with existing libraries.

## 10. Provide Documentation and Examples
- Offer thorough documentation and usage examples to make your library accessible to users, even those unfamiliar with Mojo.
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from tensor import Tensor

fn main():
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