DUlib
Machine and Deep Learning tools.
Installation
pip3 install DUlib --userNotes
DUlib assumes that you have installed your desired version (e.g., cpu vs. gpu) of the torch package as well as the torchvision package.
Similarly, a modern version of matplotlib is assumed to have been installed on your system. Matplotlib is required solely for (optional) display of a real-time graph while training and for various demos; additionally, a running X server is required.
To upgrade to the newest release of DUlib in the presence of a previously installed one, issue the command:
pip3 install -U DUlib --user
See the upstream repo for detailed installation and trouble-shooting notes as well as release information.
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