pixtreme.train.common
The pure Python distribution pixtreme-train provides the import package
pixtreme.train.common: training components that do not depend on a particular
model, shared by the pixtreme trainer modules.
The wheel owns only the pixtreme/train/common/ subtree. The namespace root
pixtreme/__init__.py is owned by pixtreme,
and each trainer module owns its own pixtreme/train/<module>/ subtree.
Installation
Use Linux x86_64 with CPython 3.12 or later. Install the distribution from PyPI:
pip install pixtreme-train
For a project managed with uv:
uv add pixtreme-train
License
MIT. See LICENSE.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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