This repo houses the networking engine for ChimeraPy, the scientific distributed computing framework for multimodal data dollection, processing, and feedback.
Installation
You can install the package with the following command.
pip install chimerapy
Additionally, you can install the package through GitHub instead.
git clone https://github.com/ChimeraPy/ChimeraPy-Engine
cd ChimeraPy-Engine
pip install .
Contributing
Contributions are welcomed! Our Developer Documentation should provide more details in how ChimeraPy's engine works and what is in current development.
License
ChimeraPy and ChimeraPy-Engine uses the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE, as found in LICENSE file.
Funding Info
This project is supported by the National Science Foundation under AI Institute Grant No. DRL-2112635.
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