With the pivot to the new model there are a few points to address
We can publish the original model as a PyPI package - As pointed out by the @ChrisPappalardo
from Django-Chime in the slack - this would let him and likely others do more with the model.
One thing to consider is use in Colab. This pertains to both old and new models alike. Currently the project requires Python >= 3.7, however it's my understanding that the Python version on Colab is 3.6.9.
Another is what do we want in terms of scope on in the PyPI package? The three options I see are:
- Including streamlit and and the cli and installing everything below that as a dependency
- The above option except including the entire contents of penn_chime
- The above option sans the streamlit app
Also to publish to PyPI we require two accounts:
Also clarification regarding meta. Here is the documentation regarding python packaging metadata showing what is optional and what is required.
Thanks for your time
With the pivot to the new model there are a few points to address
We can publish the original model as a PyPI package - As pointed out by the @ChrisPappalardo
from Django-Chime in the slack - this would let him and likely others do more with the model.
One thing to consider is use in Colab. This pertains to both old and new models alike. Currently the project requires Python >= 3.7, however it's my understanding that the Python version on Colab is 3.6.9.
Another is what do we want in terms of scope on in the PyPI package? The three options I see are:
Also to publish to PyPI we require two accounts:
Also clarification regarding meta. Here is the documentation regarding python packaging metadata showing what is optional and what is required.
Thanks for your time