semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
pypythia 0.0.3
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License: MIT

# PyPythia
Python library for the Pythia platform.

## Usage

```
from pythia import Experiment

# init experiment

# implies that an instance of Pythia is listening on localhost
exp = Experiment('http://localhost:5667/api/v1/')

exp.name = "some catchy name"
exp.description = "describe the experiment here"

# create a model
model = exp.create_model()
model.name = "2 layers foo bar dropout softmax"

for i in range(NUM_EPOCHS):
    for j in range(NUM_EXAMPLES):
        # the following two lines are not really valid
        train_classifier()
        train_accuracy = accuracy(classifier)

        # save the measured training accuracy
        model.add_measurement(name='train_accuracy',
                              value=train_accuracy,
                              step=j,
                              epoch=i)
```

## Examples
* [MNIST ConvNet in Tensorflow](https://github.com/ChristianSch/PyPythia/blob/master/examples/Tensorflow%20MNIST.ipynb)
bookpy 0.1.2
A cli tool for rename your e-books.
License: MIT

bookpy
======

Renames your e-books for better organization.

Supported Files
===============

For now only pdf files.

Dependencies
============

Python Packages
---------------

-  isbnlib
-  isbntools
-  click

Extra Dependencies
------------------

-  `pdftotext <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pdftotext>`__

Basic Usage
===========

::

    bookpy [OPTIONS] [SRCS]...

    SRCS are the books sources (individual files or a directory).
    If no source is given, the current directory will be taken.

    Options:
      --version            Show the version and exit.
      -r, --recursive      Get all files recursively from a directory.
      -t, --template       Specify a template with which the books are renamed.
                           Default template is '{short_title} - {main_author} ({year})'
      -h, --help           Show the help and exit.

Example
=======

Before
------

::

    books/
    ├── 97.things.every.programmer.should.know.pdf
    ├── Algorithms.pdf
    ├── clean_code.pdf
    ├── intro algorithms.pdf
    ├── os - andrew tanenbaum.pdf
    ├── Refactoring.pdf
    ├── SoftSkills.pdf
    └── the_pragmatic_programmer_Andrew_Hunt.pdf

Command
-------

::

    bookpy books/

After
-----

::

    books/
    ├── 97 Things Every Programmer Should Know - Kevlin Henney (2010).pdf
    ├── Algorithms - Robert Sedgewick.pdf
    ├── Clean code - Robert C. Martin.pdf
    ├── Introduction To Algorithms - Thomas H. Cormen (2009).pdf
    ├── Operating Systems - Andrew S. Tanenbaum (2014).pdf
    ├── Refactoring - Martin Fowler (1999).pdf
    ├── Soft Skills - John Z. Sonmez (2014).pdf
    └── The pragmatic programmer - Andrew Hunt.pdf

Installation
============

Using pip
---------

``pip3 install bookpy``

Manual Installation
-------------------

``git clone https://github.com/stsewd/bookpy``

``cd bookpy``

``pip3 install -r requirements.txt``

``pip3 install .``

Coming Soon
===========

-  Rename a file given a specific ISBN.
-  Threads.
-  Specify\_a\_separator\_between\_words.
-  Full template support (templates for each element (autors, title,
   etc.)).
-  Specify text case.
-  Support for epub files.
-  Intensive search.