FlashML-org/flashlib
Fast and memory-efficient classical machine learning operators
项目说明
FlashLib
A GPU library for classical machine-learning operators — kmeans, knn,
pca, svd, dbscan, hdbscan, umap, t-sne, regression, GEMM, and
more — built on Triton and CuteDSL.
See the blog post for motivation, design, and benchmarks.
Installation
Install with pip:
pip install flashlib
From source:
git clone https://github.com/FlashML-org/flashlib.git
cd flashlib
pip install -e .
Usage
import torch
from flashlib import flash_kmeans
x = torch.randn(1_000_000, 128, device="cuda", dtype=torch.float32)
labels, centroids, n_iter = flash_kmeans(x, n_clusters=1024, max_iters=20)
Every primitive is exposed as a top-level flash_* function and as a
sklearn-style class (KMeans, PCA, HDBSCAN, …).
Informative API
The flashlib.info submodule predicts runtime, FLOPs, and HBM bytes for any
primitive in ~5 µs on pure CPU — useful for budgeting a pipeline before
launching it, and small enough for an LLM agent to call in a GPU-less
environment. It does not import torch, triton, or cutlass.
import flashlib.info as info
est = info.estimate("kmeans",
shape=(100_000, 64),
params={"K": 256, "max_iters": 20},
device="H200")
print(est.summary_line())
See the blog post for the full API, the tolerance-driven dispatch, and per-primitive benchmarks.
Coverage
The current release ships 15 high-level primitives across the following families:
| family | primitives |
|---|---|
| Clustering | flash_kmeans, flash_dbscan, flash_hdbscan, flash_spectral_clustering |
| Nearest nbrs | flash_knn |
| Decomposition | flash_pca, flash_truncated_svd |
| Manifold | flash_umap, flash_tsne |
| Regression | flash_linear_regression, flash_ridge, flash_logistic_regression |
| Classification | flash_multinomial_nb, flash_random_forest |
| Preprocessing | flash_standard_scaler |
Plus low-level linear-algebra primitives (cov_gemm, gram_gemm, ab_gemm,
eigh, polar, msign, cholqr2, split_basis) and a Pareto-frontier set
of multi-precision GEMM variants (gemm, gemm_tf32, gemm_3xtf32,
gemm_bf16, gemm_fp16, gemm_fp16_x9, gemm_fp16_x3_kahan,
gemm_ozaki2_int8, …).
Citation
@misc{yang2026flashlib,
title = {FlashLib: Bringing Flash Magic to Classical Machine Learning Operators},
author = {Yang, Shuo and Xi, Haocheng and Zhao, Yilong and Mang, Qiuyang and
Wang, Zhe and Sun, Shanlin and Keutzer, Kurt and Gonzalez, Joseph E. and
Han, Song and Xu, Chenfeng and Stoica, Ion},
year = {2026},
url = {https://flashml-org.github.io/},
}
