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from nyckel import Credentials, TextClassificationFunction
# Get credentials from https://www.nyckel.com/console/keys
credentials = Credentials(client_id=..., client_secret=...)
# Create a new text classification function.
func = TextClassificationFunction.create(credentials=credentials, name="IsToxic")
# Provide a few examples.
func.create_samples([
("This is a nice comment", "not toxic"),
("Hello friend", "not toxic"),
("This is a bad comment", "toxic"),
("Who is this? Go away!", "toxic"),
])
# Nyckel trains and deploys your model in a few seconds...
# ...and you can start classifying text right away!
# Classify a new piece of text.
predictions = func.invoke(["New text"])
pip install -r requirements.txt
Install additional packages
pip install -r docs/requirements.txt
Run
mkdocs build
Testing locally requires a local server running the API. CI will run tests against a staging environment.
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