semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
argostranslategui 1.6.5
Graphical user interface for Argos Translate

# Argos Translate GUI

[Website](https://www.argosopentech.com) | [GitHub](https://github.com/argosopentech/argos-translate-gui) | [PyPI](https://pypi.org/project/argostranslategui/)

Graphical user interface for [Argos Translate](https://github.com/argosopentech/argos-translate).

![Screenshot](/img/Screenshot.png)
![Screenshot2](/img/Screenshot2.png)

## Install
```
pip3 install argostranslategui


```

## Snapcraft

### Build and install snap package
1. Install [snapd](https://snapcraft.io/docs/installing-snapd) if it isn't already installed.
2. Using snapd install snapcraft and its dependency multipass:
```
sudo snap install multipass
sudo snap install --classic snapcraft
```
3. Clone this repo:
```
git clone https://github.com/argosopentech/argos-translate-gui.git
```
4. From the root directory of this project build the snap package:
```
cd argos-translate-gui
SNAPCRAFT_BUILD_ENVIRONMENT_MEMORY=4G snapcraft
```
Any *unzipped* package files in package/ will be automatically included in the snap archive (and won't be able to be deleted by users of the snap).

Note, the build won't run with Snapcraft's default build memory of 2GB so you need to set the SNAPCRAFT_BUILD_ENVIRONMENT environment variable. [More on Snapcraft forum](https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/snapcraft-configuration-of-multipass-vm-arguments/9761).

5. Install the snap package:
```
sudo snap install --devmode argos-translate_<version information>.snap
```

### Install from Snap Store
* Snap store install [currently unavailable](https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/omp-permission-error/28425) but snap build and install can still be done manually.

Argos Translate is available from the Snap Store and auto installs a content snap to support translation between Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, and Spanish. Additional languages can be installed from supplementary content snaps.

With [snapd installed](https://snapcraft.io/docs/installing-snapd):
```
sudo snap install argos-translate
```
[![Get it from the Snap Store](https://snapcraft.io/static/images/badges/en/snap-store-white.svg)](https://snapcraft.io/argos-translate)

Automatically installs and connects to `argos-translate-base-langs` snap to support translations between Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, and Spanish.

Additional languages can be installed from *.argosmodel files or from supplementary content snaps:
* argos-translate-de-en - German - English
* argos-translate-en-it - English - Italian
* argos-translate-en-pt - English - Portuguese

To connect automatically:
`sudo snap connect argos-translate:argos-packages argos-translate-en-it:argos-packages`

To run command line interface on Snapcraft:
```
argos-translate.cli --help
```

### Uninstall Snap

The following command will uninstall the snap package.

``` shell
sudo snap remove argos-translate argos-translate-base-langs
```

If you installed additional language packs, you might want to remove them as well, e.g.

``` shell
sudo snap remove argos-translate-de-en

```
strategais 0.2.12
A Python library for deploying large language models (LLMs) in local environments.

# Strategais

## 🚀 Quick Install

```pip install strategais```

Then run 

```python -m strategais -t Hello -p 8181 --env main.env```

## Additional Flags

| Short Flag | Long Flag | Default Value | Description |
|------------|-----------|---------------|-------------|
| -t | --title | 'Strategais Server' | The title of the server. |
| -d | --description | 'Strategais Server' | The description of the server. |
| -p | --port | 8000 | The port to serve the server on. |
| -e | --env | 'main.env' | The .env file to load. |
| -l | --llm | 'path/hfagent_llm.py' | The path to the Python file that defines the LLM to use. |
| | --html | 'path/to/other.html' | The path to the HTML file to use. |

## 🤔 What is this?

Strategais is a powerful Python library designed to streamline the deployment of web applications powered by Large Language Models (LLMs). This library is built with the developer in mind, providing a suite of tools and utilities that simplify the process of setting up, developing, and deploying LLM-based web applications in a local environment or airgapped environment.
lixiang90sblog 0.1.1
Lixiang90's personal blog
Requires Python: >=3.7

# lixiang90sblog

lixiang90的个人博客

## list_articles()

返回文章列表

## display_titles()

列出标题

## print_article(title)

输入标题title，在控制台上打印文章

## print_article_by_id(id)

输入文章序号id，在控制台上打印文章

## client()

一个简单的命令行界面，可以用于选择和阅读博客文章
desc-stats 0.0.2
Descriptive Statistics comprises of Measures of Central Tendency, Dispersion, Symmetry, Association, Normal Distribution, Misc.

# Description

Descriptive Statistics is a wide range topic in the world of Statistics

Especially when we encounter with High-Volume data, It would be better to come up with summarized version of it.

# Constraints:

- Features(Attributes/Columns): Needs to be of Integer/Float datatype.

# Functionalities

- Measures of Central Tendency
  - Mean
  - Median
  - Mode
- Measures of Dispersion
  - Range
  - Quartiles
    - Q1
    - Q2
    - Q3
    - Adjusted Q1
    - Adjusted Q2
  - Outliers
    - Z-Score method
    - IQR method
  - Variance
  - Standard Deviation
  - Coefficient of Variation
- Measures of Symmetry
  - Skew
    - Left Skew
    - Right Skew
    - Symmetric
  - Kurtosis
    - Leptokurtic
    - Mesokurtic
    - Platykurtic
- Measures of Association
  - Covariance
  - Correlation
- Normal Distribution (Empirical Rule)
  - P68
  - P95
  - P97
- Multicollinearity
  - VIF (Variance Inflation Factor)
- Misc
  - Minimum
  - Maximum
  - Sum
  - Count
  - Missing

# Output
  ![Output](https://github.com/vinayvinu500/desc_stats/blob/5e630f6f05b775cef8aa1660658102a874bfce16/snaps/Desc_Stats.png)

# How to import

    pip install desc-stats

# How to Use

    from desc_stats import desc_stats

    desc_stats(df, features) # list of features
    desc_stats(df, feature1, feature2, ....) # Single feature

# Contribute

    pip install -e .[dev]
TrimbleZebraPrinting 1.2
Trimble Zebra Printing was built to simplify and standardize ZPL printing in the Trimble Facilities. This includes features, such as DPI scaling, to improve printing automation. Upscaling DPI results in a loss of quality. Matching DPIs or downscaling is recommended.
Requires Python: >=3.7

# Trimble Zebra Printing
Trimble Zebra Printing was built to simplify and standardize ZPL printing in the Trimble Facilities. This includes features, such as DPI scaling, to improve printing automation. Upscaling DPI results in a loss of quality. Matching DPIs or downscaling is recommended.

# class Zebra
Class To Communicate & Print With (Zebra) Label Printers.

## def print_label(commands, label_width = None, label_length = None, queue = None):
Print Label Using ZPL Commands.

:param commands: ZPL command (string)

:param label_width: label width (in inches) (required for printer scaling) (optional)

:param label_length: label length (in inches) (required for printer scaling) (optional)

:param queue: printer queue (string) (optional)

## def set_queue(queue):
Set Printer Queue.

:param queue: printer queue (string)

## def get_queues():
Get Printer Queues.

:return: printer queues (list)

## def get_printer_dpi(queue = None):
Get Printer DPI.

:param queue: printer queue (string) (optional)

:return: printer DPI (int)

## def get_label_dpi(commands, label_width, label_length):
Get Label DPI.

:param commands: ZPL command (string)

:param label_width: label width (in inches)

:param label_length: label length (in inches)

:return: label DPI (int)

## def setup(label_width, label_height, direct_thermal = None):
Setup Printer Parameters Manually.

:param label_width: label width (in dots)

:param label_height: tuple (label height, label gap) (in dots)

:param direct_thermal: True if using direct thermal labels (bool) (optional)

## def autosense():
Autosense Label Parameters.

## def reset():
Reset Printer.

## def reset_default():
Reset Printer to Factory Default.
ngy 1.0.0
Create MBTiles from IGN maps
Requires Python: >=3.10.11

# ngy
Create MBTiles from IGN maps

## Installation

pip install ngy

## Usage

Script:

    SYNOPSIS
        locus LAT1 LONG1 LAT2 LONG2 POSITION_NAME

    POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS
        LAT1
            Type: float
        LONG1
            Type: float
        LAT2
            Type: float
        LONG2
            Type: float
        POSITION_NAME
            Type: str
usa-net 0.0.5
USA net project
Requires Python: >=3.10

<div align="center">

# USA Net

A robust method for mapping an environment and doing language-based planning.

</div>

<br />

## Getting Started

Install from [pypi](https://pypi.org/project/usa-net/):

```bash
pip install usa-net
```

Install from Github:

```bash
pip install git+https://github.com/codekansas/usa.git
```

Alternatively, clone and install:

```bash
git clone git@github.com:codekansas/usa.git
cd usa && pip install -e .
```

There are some extra dependencies for the notebooks which can be installed with:

```bash
pip install 'usa-net[ipynb]'
```

See the [notebooks](/notebooks) for examples.

### Requirements

- Python 3.10+
- PyTorch 2.0+

### Development

Add pre-commit hooks to clean Jupyter notebooks:

```bash
pre-commit install
```

### Notes

- If you are having trouble installing Open3D on Mac, install Pybind through Conda instead:

```bash
pip uninstall open3d
conda install open3d
```
git-ling 0.3.3
git_ling is a small library to detect programming languages from file names and extensions

# git_ling

git_ling is a small library to detect programming languages from file names and extensions.
It uses the [GitHub linguist](https://github.com/github-linguist/linguist) library to detect languages.

## Installation

```bash
pip install git_ling
```

## Usage

```python
from git_ling import GitLing
git_ling = GitLing()

# Get language info
language = git_ling.get_language_info("Python")
print(language)

# Check if a file belongs to a language
filename = "/path/to/file.py"
print(git_ling.file_belongs_to_language(filename, language.name))
print(git_ling.file_belongs_to_group_id(filename, language.group_id))
```

To use the cli, from bash run: `git_ling --help`.

## Running Tests

```bash
python -m unittest discover -s tests
```

## License

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.
Please see [LICENSE](LICENSE) for more details.