Installation from PyPI
Fidescls is available as an independent package published on PyPI.
Basic Installation
To install Fidescls as a python package, run:
pip install fidescls
This will install the latest version that has been published to PyPi.
Dependencies
Fidescls depends on Spacy trained pipelines
which must be installed after running the pip install mentioned above.
In particular, the required trained pipelines are: en_core_web_sm,
and en_core_web_lg. These can be installed by executing the following
commands in the environment in which Fidescls has been installed:
python -m spacy download en_core_web_sm
python -m spacy download en_core_web_lg
Next Steps
Once installed, you may use the fidescls module to begin classifying PII within your own projects.
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