python-ai-toolkit
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Package name
- python-ai-toolkit
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- MIT
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- 17 July 2025 - latest/stable
- 17 July 2025 - latest/edge
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Collection of common python packages for Data Analysis and AI
Concept The idea is to create an app/snap that contains all the standard packages needed to learn python AI and data analysis. All driven by a jupyter web interface.
Contains already the ctrlX Automation libraries to interact with ctrlX automation Datalayer.
The apps is based on jupyterlab it contains also: - git: to manage the repositories directly in-app - unzip: to unzip compressed packages locally
Python packages contained
- requests
- pyserial
- pillow
- flask
- pymongo
- gitpython
- appdirs
- influxdb
- imutils
- werkzeug
- bokeh
- jupyterlab
- jupyterlab-git
- jupyterlab-system-monitor
- jupyterlab-zip
- numpy
- six
- autopep8
- ctrlx_fbs
- ctrlx_datalayer
- python-socketio[client]
- scikit-learn
- scipy
- opencv-python
- schedule
- pandas
- matplotlib
- typer
- tsfresh
- pydantic
- azure-iot-device
- colorama
- asyncua
To use grpcio please include this lines in your script:
snapdir =os.environ['SNAP'] + "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/" sys.path.append(snapdir) print(snapdir + "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/grpcio") import grpc
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