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sourced-ml-core
Library containing the core algorithms for machine learning on source code. Provides API and tools to train and use models based on source code features extracted from Babelfish's UASTs.
- 0.0.6
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- 1
MLonCode Core Library
This library is the foundation for MLonCode research and development. It contains commonly used algorithms and tools to process the code-related data, such as Babelfish's UASTs, plain code text and other.
Contributions
...are welcome! See CONTRIBUTING.md and CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md.
License
Glossary
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Library containing the core algorithms for machine learning on source code. Provides API and tools to train and use models based on source code features extracted from Babelfish's UASTs.
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