Kolibri-report
A package which report all your results from kolibri-ml
Contents
├── README.md
README.md: this documentation
Install Homebrew
Follow Neil Gee's guide to install and set up homebrew for Mac OS Sierra
Install Python 3
You can install Python 3 with Homebrew following the instructions from The Hitchhiker's Guide to Python or following the very complete Lisa Tagliaferri's guide.
Basically:
brew install python3
Install kolibri-report
Now, you are ready to install kolibri-report:
pip3 install kolibri-report
Once you have installed Kolibri-reprot which automatically install all other dependecies.
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