Python Backend for BEAT
This package part of BEAT, an open-source evaluation platform for data science algorithms and workflows. It contains the minimum amount of code needed to run user algorithms or inject data in toolchains from locally installed raw data assets.
Installation
Complete BEAT’s installation instructions. Then, to install this package, run:
$ conda install beat.backend.python
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