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Animius is an open source software library for creating deep-learning-powered virtual assistants. It provides an intuitive workflow that extracts data from existing media (such as anime and TV shows) and trains on them to provide a personalized AI. The flexible architecture enables you to add custom functionality to your virtual assistant.
Animius also ships with a high-level API animius.Console that allows users without programming
experience to use Animius.
Installation
Install the current release from PyPi:
pip install animius
Then, install Tensorflow (recommended version 1.12). We recommend using the GPU package (tensorlfow-gpu)
if you are going to train your own virtual assistant. Read more on Tensorflow installation here.
See Installing Animius for detailed instructions and Docker installation guide.
Getting Started
Check out our quick start guide. (WIP)
For more information
- Animius Website
- Animius Tutorials
- Animius Documentation
- Animius Blog
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