SOCO-Core Python SDK
Python client to use SOCO answer-as-as-service platform.
Install
pip3 install soco-core-python
Requirements
python 3
Quick Start
This following example can be found at: quick_start.py. To see more examples, check out /examples folder
First of all, register at SOCO Dashboard After get your API_KEYs, you can setup an SOCO application using a few lines of code!
Check out quick_start.py for a quick example.
Check out our awesome tutorial list to find out more use cases.
Citation
If you use SOCO in research, we would love to be cited:
@misc{soco2019engine,
title={SOCO: Answer Engine Platform},
author={Tiancheng Zhao and Kyusong Lee},
howpublished={\url{https://github.com/soco-ai/soco-core-python}},
year={2019}
}
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