MDML Client
Installation
pip install mdml_client
Documentation
Check out our Read the Docs
Inside the tutorial folder, there is a Jupyter Notebook (also on Google Colab) that demonstrates basic usage of the MDML client. There are also some generic Python scripts that can be used for testing or be adapted to fit your problem.
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