Add Zarr archive and specification for ViT-MNIST inference traces (issue 39)#52
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Summary
This PR adds the Zarr archive design and implementation for storing ViT inference traces, including inputs, predictions, metadata, and per-layer attention outputs. The goal is to support efficient partial reads for downstream visualization and analysis, instead of relying on a simple
.ptarchive.For the full archive specification, please refer to Zarr archive specification.
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ARCHIVE_SPEC.mdWhy
This design makes it easier to:
Future Work
Design the similar Zarr archive for VizFold and fix issue #39.