The SDK generates high quality, privacy-preserving datasets for machine learning and data science use cases. It's available on PyPi for a free 30-day trial.
A licence key is required to use the full version of the package. If you don't have one, a free 30-day trial licence key will be provided during the installation. See the comparison table in the documentation for details about the features included in the trial.
Please contact us for more information about obtaining a full licence key.
It is assumed that you have Python 3.8+ already installed on a Windows, Linux, or MacOS machine.
Before starting, ensure that pip and wheel are installed and up to date.
pip install -U pip wheel
Synthesized can then be installed directly with pip.
pip install synthesized
Once you have installed the package, you'll need a licence key to run the software. The quickest way to check if the SDK is working is by running the command:
synth-validate
The first time this is run you will be asked if you have a licence key. If you do not have one simply select "no" and the prompts will guide you in acquiring one by entering your email address.
Once you have set your licence key, the SDK will briefly verify the installation was successful.
With the SDK installed you are now able to get synthesizing! Check out our quick start or user guides for ways that the SDK can be put to use.
Below are the minimum dependencies required to run the SDK.
| Package | Version |
|---|---|
| faker | >=8.0 |
| matplotlib | >=3.4 |
| numpy | >=1.19.2 |
| pandas | <2.0, >=1.3 |
| prompt-toolkit | >=3.0 |
| PyYAML | >=5.2 |
| rsa | >=4.7 |
| rstr | >=2.2 |
| scikit_learn | >=0.23 |
| scipy | >=1.5 |
| seaborn | >=0.11 |
| synthesized_insight | >=0.5 |
| tensorflow | >=2.6 |
| yamale | >=4.0.4 |
The library can use a GPU but it is not required.
FAQs
Synthesized SDK
We found that synthesized 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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