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# Apache IoTDB AINode
## Python dependencies
AINode requires Python 3.11 and uses Torch 2.14.1, setuptools 84.2.1, and
PyInstaller 6.22.3. Linux selects the official Torch CUDA 12.6 wheels from
`https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu126` to retain Volta GPU support. This source
is explicit and applies only to Torch; other dependencies continue to resolve
from PyPI. macOS and Windows use the Torch 2.14.1 wheels from PyPI.
The dependency regression tests cover invalid PackedSequence and LSTM inputs,
TorchScript annotations, and model serialization. Run them and the Sundial
parameter and gradient tests from this directory in the AINode environment:
```bash
python -m unittest discover -s tests -p 'test_dependency_security.py'
python -m unittest discover -s tests -p 'test_sundial_flow_loss.py'
```
These source tests do not validate the packaged executable or GPU support.
The `Cluster IT - 1C1D1A` workflow builds and exercises the packaged AINode,
runs the Python tests, checks the Torch wheel's `sm_70` support, and executes a
CUDA tensor operation on the GPU runner.