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The Erutils package includes a collection of utilities and pre-built neural networks that I frequently use in my personal projects. While this package is mainly for my personal use, others may find it useful as well.
You can install Erutils using pip:
pip install erutils
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import erutils
from erutils.loggers import *
# Loggers contain Logging stuff
from erutils.nn import *
# NN contain Nural networks built in Pytorch
# you can easily import erutils.nn and use many prebuilt neurons in the project
# if you thing any refrence should be added tell me in discussion
from erutils.lightning import *
# Lightning Contain Some CV Packages
from erutils.utils import *
# Utils Contain Some Utils like reading files downloading and etc ...
Erutils includes a diverse collection of over 80 pre-built neural networks that cover a wide range of applications, such as natural language processing, computer vision, and more. Some of the neural networks included are:
Hi there 👋 I like to train deep neural nets on large datasets 🧠. Among other things in this world:)
While this package is mainly for my personal use, contributions and suggestions are welcome. If you find a bug or have an idea for a new feature, please open an issue on the GitHub repository.
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