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To set up the package, follow these steps:
Install the Package: Install this package using pip: pip install common-ml-functions
Import in Your Project: Import the required functionalities in your Python project:
from common-ml-functions.translation import translate
from common-ml-functions.text_to_speech import convert_text_to_speech
# ... other imports as needed
The package offers a range of functionalities that can be easily integrated into Python projects. Here are some of the features and how to use them:
Translation: Use translate(original_text, source_language, target_language)
to translate text.
from common-ml-functions.language import translate
translated_text = translate("Hello, world!", "en", "es")
print(translated_text)
Youtube Link Transcription: Use yb_transcript(url)
to get transcriptions of YouTube videos.
from common-ml-functions.yb import yb_transcript
transcript = yb_transcript("https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=example")
print("Transcript:", transcript)
Detect Language: Use detect(text)
to identify the language of a given text.
from common-ml-functions.language import detect
language_code = detect("Ceci est un texte en français.")
print(f"The detected language code is: {language_code}")
Text to Speech: Use convert_text_to_speech(text)
to convert text into speech.
from common-ml-functions.text_to_speech import convert_text_to_speech
audio_file_path = convert_text_to_speech("Hello, this is a test.")
print(f"Audio file saved at: {audio_file_path}")
Translate and Talk: Use translate_and_talk(text, target_language)
to translate and convert text to speech.
from common-ml-functions.text_to_speech import translate_and_talk
audio_file_path = translate_and_talk("This is a test.", "es")
print(f"Translated and converted to speech, file saved at: {audio_file_path}")
Youtube Video Download: Use yb_download(url)
to download YouTube videos.
from common-ml-functions.yb import yb_download
video_path = yb_download("https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=example")
print(f"Video downloaded at: {video_path}")
Detect Language and Translate: Combine detect and translate for detecting and translating text.
from common-ml-functions.language import detect_and_translate
translated_text = detect_and_translate("Bonjour le monde!", "en")
print(translated_text)
Audio Enhancement: Use enhance_audio(audio_url, speed_boost, steps)
for audio enhancement.
from common-ml-functions.audio import enhance_audio
enhanced_audio_path = enhance_audio("http://example.com/audio.mp3", True, 50)
print(f"Enhanced audio saved at: {enhanced_audio_path}")
Visual question answering: Use visual_question_answering(image_url, prompt)
for visual Q&A.
from common-ml-functions.visual import visual_question_answering
answer = visual_question_answering("http://example.com/image.jpg", "What is depicted in this image?")
print(answer)
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FAQs
A python package for out-of-the-box ML solutions
We found that common-ml-functions demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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