atom-python-runtime
A Python implementation operator runtime
Supported Python version:
Python 3.7
Installation
pip install flask python-sdk-nacos boto3 tensorflow
pip install atom-runtime
start-up
config
example
| operator | path | | train | train_example.py | | reasoning | reasoning_example.py | | data | data_example.py |
frame
connect
团队成员
| name | role | email | githubId |
| 老胡 | 创始人 and 开发 | 2372554140@qq.com | githublaohu |
| 星良 | 产品体验官 and 算法负责人 | linxingliang@163.com | |
| 俊峰 | 产品负责人 and 技术负责人 | 905715760@qq.com | |
| 樊阳 | 前端负责人 and 测试负责人 | fanyangdq@163.com | |
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