I've built the KAN FPGA Accelerator Proxy. It's a Python-based proxy tool designed to simulate the performance of ultrafast FPGA-based Kolmogorov-Arnold Network (KAN) inference.
This tool is for researchers and developers working with KAN models. It allows for rapid prototyping and testing of your KAN architectures. You can iterate on model designs and evaluate their potential performance in a simulated hardware environment before committing to actual FPGA deployment.
The proxy simulates the speed and characteristics of an FPGA inference engine, giving you a realistic environment to validate your KAN implementations. This helps catch issues and optimize models early in the development cycle.
It's a straightforward way to bridge the gap between theoretical KAN development and practical hardware acceleration.
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