--- license: unknown tags: - pytorch - vit - multitask - initialization - smoke-test --- # ViT experiments: Multitask ## Overview This repository is a compact, custom PyTorch implementation of **ViT** for **Multitask**. The **tiny** configuration is intended for code review, smoke tests, and small controlled experiments rather than as a production-ready pretrained release. ## Quick check ```bash python predict.py --help ``` Inspect the script's `__main__` block for its generated smoke-test example. Because this is a custom implementation, generic automatic loading APIs require an explicit adapter before use. ## Acknowledgments Thanks to the maintainers of the open-source libraries this project leans on. ## Repository status + Single-file implementation; the `__main__` block runs a smoke test. + `config.json` and `training_args.json` hold the generated settings. + `model.safetensors` is freshly initialized — plumbing, not results. + No benchmark numbers are reported on purpose. ## Training details + **Framework**: PyTorch + **Precision**: fp32 + **Init scheme**: xavier + **Hardware**: a single consumer GPU is enough + **Typical run**: minutes, not hours ## Default experiment recipe Defaults: **rmsprop** optimizer, **onecycle** schedule. Treat these as starting points; a real run should sweep learning rate and batch size before drawing conclusions. ## Architecture + **Architecture**: ViT + **Scale**: tiny + **Attention**: multi query + **Fusion**: bilinear + **Activation**: swish + **Normalization**: instancenorm ## Limitations + weights are random-init, so outputs carry no signal + robustness, fairness and domain transfer are untested + the API may change without notice while the design settles ## Files + `predict.py` — primary artifact + `README.md` — this documentation + `config.json` — architecture configuration + `training_args.json` — default experiment settings + `model.safetensors` — initialization checkpoint ## License Released under **unknown**. Review the source-data terms separately when this repository is used with external datasets.