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Results for “document classification”

17 tools in the directory · Updated

“document classification”Open sourceWays to use: SDK / libraryShowing 17 tools
  • encoderfileby Mozilla.aiPackage embedding and classification models as portable executablesFree
  • Arango AutoGraphby ArangoBuilds a knowledge graph from enterprise documents and serves retrieval for AI agentsUnknown
  • Tribuoby OracleJava machine learning library for classification, regression and clusteringFree
  • NLTKby NLTKPython toolkit for working with human language dataFree
  • Klavis MCPby Klavis AIYC X25Connect agents to application tools through open-source MCP integrationsFree
  • Arthur Engineby ArthurAIRun AI evaluations and experiments in your own environmentFree
  • PaperQA2by FutureHouseOpen-source RAG library for answering questions from scientific PDFs with citationsFree
  • AG2by AG2Build cooperating AI agents with a Python frameworkFree
  • Wekaby University of WaikatoOpen-source machine-learning software in Java.Free
  • Graphitiby Zep AIYC W24Open-source framework for temporal context graphsFree
  • DSPyby Stanford NLPOpen-source Python framework for programming and optimizing language-model pipelines.Unknown
  • SpeechBrainby SpeechBrainOpen-source Python toolkit for speech and conversational AI research and development.Free
  • NVIDIA NeMoby NVIDIAOpen libraries for specializing, evaluating, governing, and deploying AI agentsUnknown
  • MegEngineby MEGVIITrain and deploy deep-learning models with one frameworkFree
  • LangGraphby LangChainOpen-source Python library for orchestrating stateful, long-running AI agentsFree
  • Chromaby ChromaOpen-source search infrastructure for AI apps, with the managed Cloud service being wound downFreemium
  • Inkeepby InkeepYC W23Build customer-experience agents in a visual editor or TypeScriptContact sales

That’s all 17 tools.

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