A python library for integrating data sources with Bonsai BRAIN.
Installation
$ pip install bonsai-python
Install the latest stable from PyPI:
$ pip install bonsai-python
Install the latest in-development version:
$ pip install https://github.com/BonsaiAI/bonsai-python
Usage
Subclass either bonsai.Simulator or bonsai.Generator, implementing the necessary required methods.
class MySimulator(bonsai.Simulator):
# Simulator methods implementations...
Run your simulator with the helper method from bonsai.BrainServerConnection.
$ python3 > import bonsai > bonsai.run_for_training_or_prediction( . "my_simulator", MySimulator())
Note that the schema used by your simulator (or generator), as well as the name used to identify it, should match the schemas and identifier in the corresponding inkling file.
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