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There is a large community of machine-learning and data science users that work with Python, and Eigenvector Research Inc. has taken strides to cater to that community. Starting in PLS_Toolbox 9.0 users have the advantage to use various Python packages for model building, such as Scikit-Learn and Tensorflow. We also provide a | There is a large community of machine-learning and data science users that work with Python, and Eigenvector Research Inc. has taken strides to cater to that community. Starting in PLS_Toolbox 9.0 users have the advantage to use various Python packages for model building, such as Scikit-Learn and Tensorflow. We also provide a Software Development Kit for users that like to communicate with Solo_Predictor using Python. Users also have found exporting models to Python to be quite useful in their work. Below are links that show how we have made use of Python in our software. | ||
===PLS_Toolbox Methods using Python=== | |||
* [[Tsne]] | * [[Tsne]] | ||
* [[Umap]] | * [[Umap]] | ||
* [[Anndl]] | * [[Anndl]] | ||
* [[Anndlda]] | * [[Anndlda]] | ||
===PLS_Toolbox Python Configuration=== | |||
* [[Python configuration]] | * [[Python configuration]] | ||
===Software Development Kit=== | |||
* [[Software_Development_Kit_(SDK)#Python_Implementation|Python Software Development Kit]] | * [[Software_Development_Kit_(SDK)#Python_Implementation|Python Software Development Kit]] | ||
===Model Exporter=== | |||
* [[Model_Exporter_Reference_Manual#Python_File_Format|Export to Python]] | |||
Revision as of 07:15, 3 September 2021
There is a large community of machine-learning and data science users that work with Python, and Eigenvector Research Inc. has taken strides to cater to that community. Starting in PLS_Toolbox 9.0 users have the advantage to use various Python packages for model building, such as Scikit-Learn and Tensorflow. We also provide a Software Development Kit for users that like to communicate with Solo_Predictor using Python. Users also have found exporting models to Python to be quite useful in their work. Below are links that show how we have made use of Python in our software.