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DagsHub is a platform where machine learning and data science teams can build, manage, and collaborate on their projects. With DagsHub you can:
DagsHub is built firmly around open, standard formats for your project. In particular:
Therefore, you can work with DagsHub regardless of your chosen programming language or frameworks.
This client library is meant to help you get started quickly with DagsHub. It is made up of Experiment tracking and Direct Data Access (DDA), a component to let you stream and upload your data.
For more details on the different functions of the client, check out the docs segments:
Some functionality is supported only in Python.
To read about some of the awesome use cases for Direct Data Access, check out the relevant doc page.
pip install dagshub
Direct Data Access (DDA) functionality requires authentication, which you can easily do by running the following command in your terminal:
dagshub login
The easiest way to start using DagsHub is via the Python Hooks method. To do this:
from dagshub.streaming import install_hooks
install_hooks()
🤩 Check out this colab to see an example of this Data Streaming work end to end:
You can dive into the expanded documentation, to learn more about data streaming, data upload and experiment tracking with DagsHub
To improve your experience, we collect analytics on client usage. If you want to disable analytics collection,
set the DAGSHUB_DISABLE_ANALYTICS
environment variable to any value.
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We found that dagshub 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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