purem 3.0.6
The official high-performance mapping function for mixed-type arrays powered by Work TIF Ltd.
Requires Python: >=3.8
Keywords: mapping, performance, numpy, arrays

Purem - High-Performance Mapping Operations
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Overview
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**Purem** is an advanced high-performance computational library optimized for vectorized mathematical operations. This project focuses on efficient execution of element-wise transformations, including ``softmax``, ``exp``, and other mathematical functions, leveraging highly optimized assembly code for modern architectures.

Key Features
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Purem is a blazing-fast AI math engine that turns your Python formulas into native-speed vectorized execution.
Achieve up to 429× faster performance on CPU/GPU/TPU – no rewrites, no dependencies, just speed.
Designed for ML researchers, scientific computing, and production-grade workloads that can’t afford to wait.

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🔧 Installation
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Install the Python wrapper via pip::

    pip install purem

📦 **Note:** Installation is quick, but ``purem`` must be initialized with a license before use.
Setup takes less than a minute – we’re ready when you are: https://worktif.com/#start

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🚀 Quickstart
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1. Import and Initialize::

    from purem import purem

    purem.configure(license_key='your-license-key')  # Auto-downloads and configures backend

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🔐 License-Based Activation
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The system will download the licensed native Purem engine:

1. Call ``purem.configure(license_key='<your-license-key>')``
2. The system will download the native Purem engine
3. All functions will become available instantly after initialization

Without a valid license key:

- No native Purem engine will be downloaded

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🧠 Available Functions
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After initialization, you can call::

    from purem import purem

    # Transforms a list of numbers into a probability distribution.
    # Each output value is between 0 and 1, and all outputs sum to 1.
    # Commonly used in classification tasks to interpret scores as probabilities.
    purem.softmax([...])
    ...

Full function list: https://worktif.com/docs/basic-usage

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📦 Packaging Notes
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This package does **not** bundle the native Purem engine. You are required to:

- Use a license key to download it dynamically

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🧪 Benchmark Tutorial
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Visit the Benchmark Tutorial: https://worktif.com/#benchmarks

- How ``Purem`` compares to NumPy, PyTorch and Numba
- How it reaches low-level performance via native execution
- Why it's faster than traditional Python-based computation

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📧 Distribution and Licensing
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The native Purem engine is distributed exclusively through license-based activation.
All users must:

- Use their license key to install

For access, contact us or visit: https://worktif.com/documents/terms-of-service

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📚 Full Example
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.. code-block:: python

    # Import required modules
    import numpy as np
    from purem import purem

    # Automatic setup using license key
    try:
        purem.configure(license_key='<your-license-key>')
    except Exception as e:
        print(f"Setup failed: {e}")

    data = np.array([1.0, 2.0, 3.0], dtype=float)
    output = purem.softmax(data)

    print(output)

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🧠 Why Purem?
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- 🔥 High level performance with zero Python overhead
- 🧪 Built-in benchmarking and scientific accuracy
- 🧩 Easy plug-and-play design
- 🔐 Secure and license-aware system

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🛠 Advanced Usage & API Docs
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Coming soon...