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10 tools in the directory · Updated

“learning assurance”Download or installWays to use: Command lineShowing 10 tools
  • mlpackby mlpackOpen-source C++ machine-learning library with Python, Julia, R, Go and command-line interfaces.Free
  • AgileRLby AgileRLOpen-source Python library for reinforcement learning and language-model post-training.Contact sales
  • NVIDIA AI Workbenchby NVIDIADesktop app for building and managing GPU-backed AI projects across local and remote machinesFreemium
  • Hermes Agentby Nous ResearchOpen-source, self-improving AI agent that keeps memory and skills across sessionsFreemium
  • Gradioby Hugging FaceOpen-source Python library for turning functions and models into web appsFree
  • Command Codeby Command CodeCoding agent for open models that learns your coding taste$1+/mo
  • LeRobotby Hugging FaceOpen-source Python library for training and running robot policies from demonstrationsFree
  • Transformersby Hugging FaceOpen-source Python library defining state-of-the-art ML models for inference and trainingFree
  • Rayby AnyscaleOpen-source Python framework for scaling AI and ML workloadsFree
  • LIBSVMby LibSVMLIBSVM is a software library and command-line toolkit for support vector classification, regression, and one-class estimation.Free

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