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GGML

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Last updated: August 8, 2024

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What is GGML?

ggml is a machine learning tensor library written in C that provides high performance and large model support on commodity hardware. The library supports 16-bit floats, integer quantization, automatic differentiation, and built-in optimization algorithms like ADAM and L-BFGS. It is optimized for Apple Silicon, utilizes AVX/AVX2 intrinsics on x86 architectures, offers WebAssembly support, and performs zero memory allocations during runtime. Use cases include voice command detection on Raspberry Pi, running multiple instances on Apple devices, and deploying high-efficiency models on GPUs. ggml promotes simplicity, openness, and exploration while fostering community contributions and innovation.

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Written in C

16-bit float support

Integer quantization support (4-bit, 5-bit, 8-bit)

Automatic differentiation

Built-in optimization algorithms (ADAM, L-BFGS)

Optimized for Apple Silicon

Supports AVX/AVX2 intrinsics on x86 architectures

WebAssembly and WASM SIMD support

No third-party dependencies

Zero memory allocations during runtime

Guided language output support

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    Voice recognition enthusiasts

    Using ggml for short voice command detection on Raspberry Pi 4 with whisper.cpp.

    Apple device users

    Running multiple instances of large models like 13B LLaMA and Whisper Small on M1 Pro.

    AI researchers

    Deploying high-efficiency models like 7B LLaMA at 40 tok/s on M2 Max.

    Machine learning developers

    Creating machine learning solutions with built-in optimization algorithms and automatic differentiation.

    Web developers

    Deploying tensor operations on the web via WebAssembly and WASM SIMD.

    Open-source contributors

    Contributing to the development and innovation of ggml and related projects.

    Tech companies

    Exploring enterprise deployment and support for machine learning solutions using ggml.

    Embedded system developers

    Implementing machine learning models on embedded systems like Raspberry Pi and other commodity hardware.

    Optimization experts

    Utilizing integer quantization and zero runtime memory allocations for efficient model deployments.

    Educational institutions

    Teaching and experimenting with high-performance tensor libraries in academic settings.