semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
TF-Binary-Classification 1.0.1
A Python package to get train and test a model for binary classification.
License: MIT

#TensorFLow-Binary-Image-Classifier

A Python package to get train and test a model for binary classification.

## Usage

Following query on terminal will allow you to TRAIN the data.
Here c1 and c2 are two categories and has SAME folder name of the data.
p is path of folder containing train data image folders.
e is number of epoches
EX:
```
[Train_data] / 
        [not_human] , [human]

train -c1 not_human -c2 human -p c:/downloads/train_data/ -e 3

```
Following query on terminal will allow you to TEST the data.
Here c1 and c2 are two categories and has SAME folder name of the data.
p is path of folder containing test data image folder.
EX:
```
[Test_data] / 
        [folder]

test -c1 not_human -c2 human -p c:/downloads/test_data/ 

```
snipercorn 0.0.1
Hypercorn + Easy https:// with SNI
License: MIT


Snipercorn
==========

Hypercorn + SNI (multiple SSL certificates per server) + easy letsencrypt integration

Snipercorn is a layer on top of the Hypercorn web server designed to make it as easy 
as possible to use https:// with your Python project.  It extends Hypercorn's Config
class to look for a tree of certificates in a layout compatible with the dehydrated 
ACME / letsencrypt client (https://dehydrated.io), making it easier for any project
on the public web to run with a real https certificate.

Usage
=====

Download dehydrated.io client.

Make config directory ~/etc/dehydrated/config::

    CA="https://acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/directory"
    CHALLENGETYPE="tls-alpn-01"

Snipercorn can serve the tls-alpn-01 challenge type.

~/etc/dehydrated/domains.txt should contain the fqdn of your server and desired alternate names::
    
    example.com www.example.com

Start snipercorn::

    authbind python -m snipercorn fileserver.py -b :::443 --sni ~/etc/dehydrated

Run dehydrated to get certificates::

    dehydrated -f ~/etc/dehydrated/config --register --accept-terms # once
    dehydrated -f ~/etc/dehydrated/config -c    # auto-renews when necessary

Alternate names may not work. If it doesn't work, try just one domain in domains.txt. 
Remember your domain has to be reachable from the CA (letsencrypt) server on port 443.

Visit your new site.