API reference
tensorly: Manipulating the backend with a unified interface
In addition to the basic functions such as shape, reshape, where, min, etc, each backend provides the following functions:
set_backend(backend_name) |
Sets the backend for TensorLy |
get_backend() |
Returns the backend currently used |
context(tensor) |
Returns the context of a tensor |
to_numpy(tensor) |
Returns a copy of the tensor as a NumPy array |
partial_svd(matrix[, n_eigenvecs]) |
Computes a fast partial SVD on matrix |
tensorly.base: Core tensor functions
unfold(tensor, mode) |
Returns the mode-mode unfolding of tensor with modes starting at 0. |
fold(unfolded_tensor, mode, shape) |
Refolds the mode-mode unfolding into a tensor of shape shape |
tensor_to_vec(tensor) |
Vectorises a tensor |
vec_to_tensor(vec, shape) |
Folds a vectorised tensor back into a tensor of shape shape |
partial_unfold(tensor[, mode, skip_begin, …]) |
Partially unfolds a tensor while ignoring the specified number of dimensions at the beginning and the end. |
partial_fold(unfolded, mode, shape[, …]) |
Re-folds a partially unfolded tensor |
partial_tensor_to_vec(tensor[, skip_begin, …]) |
Partially vectorises a tensor |
partial_vec_to_tensor(matrix, shape[, …]) |
Refolds a partially vectorised tensor into a full one |
tensorly.kruskal: Tensors in the Kruskal format
Core operations on Kruskal tensors.
kruskal_to_tensor(factors[, weights]) |
Turns the Khatri-product of matrices into a full tensor |
kruskal_to_unfolded(factors, mode) |
Turns the khatri-product of matrices into an unfolded tensor |
kruskal_to_vec(factors) |
Turns the khatri-product of matrices into a vector |
tensorly.tucker: Tensors in Tucker format
Core operations on Tucker tensors.
tucker_to_tensor(core, factors[, …]) |
Converts the Tucker tensor into a full tensor |
tucker_to_unfolded(core, factors[, mode, …]) |
Converts the Tucker decomposition into an unfolded tensor (i.e. |
tucker_to_vec(core, factors[, skip_factor, …]) |
Converts a Tucker decomposition into a vectorised tensor |
tensorly.tenalg: Tensor algebra
The tensorly.tenalg module contains utilities for Tensor Algebra
operations such as khatri-rao or kronecker product, n-mode product, etc.
khatri_rao(matrices[, skip_matrix, reverse]) |
Khatri-Rao product of a list of matrices |
kronecker(matrices[, skip_matrix, reverse]) |
Kronecker product of a list of matrices |
mode_dot(tensor, matrix_or_vector, mode) |
n-mode product of a tensor and a matrix or vector at the specified mode |
multi_mode_dot(tensor, matrix_or_vec_list[, …]) |
n-mode product of a tensor and several matrices or vectors over several modes |
proximal.soft_thresholding(tensor, threshold) |
Soft-thresholding operator |
proximal.svd_thresholding(matrix, threshold) |
Singular value thresholding operator |
proximal.procrustes(matrix) |
Procrustes operator |
inner(tensor1, tensor2[, n_modes]) |
Generalised inner products between tensors |
tensorly.decomposition: Tensor Decomposition
The tensorly.decomposition module includes utilities for performing
tensor decomposition such as CANDECOMP-PARAFAC and Tucker.
parafac(tensor, rank[, n_iter_max, init, …]) |
CANDECOMP/PARAFAC decomposition via alternating least squares (ALS) |
non_negative_parafac(tensor, rank[, …]) |
Non-negative CP decomposition |
tucker(tensor[, rank, ranks, n_iter_max, …]) |
Tucker decomposition via Higher Order Orthogonal Iteration (HOI) |
partial_tucker(tensor, modes[, rank, …]) |
Partial tucker decomposition via Higher Order Orthogonal Iteration (HOI) |
non_negative_tucker(tensor, rank[, …]) |
Non-negative Tucker decomposition |
robust_pca(X[, mask, tol, reg_E, reg_J, …]) |
Robust Tensor PCA via ALM with support for missing values |
tensorly.regression: Tensor Regression
The tensorly.regression module includes classes for performing Tensor
Regression.
tucker_regression.TuckerRegressor(weight_ranks) |
Tucker tensor regression |
kruskal_regression.KruskalRegressor(weight_rank) |
Kruskal tensor regression |
tensorly.metrics: Performance measures
The tensorly.metrics module includes utilities to measure performance
(e.g. regression error).
regression.MSE(y_true, y_pred[, axis]) |
Returns the mean squared error between the two predictions |
regression.RMSE(y_true, y_pred[, axis]) |
Returns the regularised mean squared error between the two predictions (the square-root is applied to the mean_squared_error) |
tensorly.random: Sampling random tensors
cp_tensor(shape, rank[, full, orthogonal, …]) |
Generates a random CP tensor |
tucker_tensor(shape, rank[, full, random_state]) |
Generates a random Tucker tensor |
check_random_state(seed) |
Returns a valid RandomState |
tensorly.datasets: Creating and loading data
The tensorly.datasets module includes utilities to load datasets and
create synthetic data, e.g. for testing purposes.
synthetic.gen_image([region, image_height, …]) |
Generates an image for regression testing |