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AI Ethics - Team Automation Repository

Installation

To keep things simple, I've setup a conda environment with all the dependencies for our project. If you need to install Conda, check out this link.

Once installed, you'll need to create a new environment with the dependencies for this project. All of these have been specified in the ai_ethics.yml file (autogenerated by conda). From inside this repo, run conda env create -f ai_ethics.yml which will create a conda environment named ai_ethics.

To switch to this new environment, run conda activate ai_ethics. To install URS, update the git submodule by running git submodule update --init and install using the ai_ethics environment's pip:

  1. Navigate to URS repo, cd URS
  2. Install using env's pip, conda run pip3 install . -r requirements.txt

In order for URS's commands to work, you'll have to add your credentials by following these instructions.

Usage

See the IPython Notebook files in the notebooks directory. To open these, run jupyer lab from a terminal in the ai_ethics environment. This'll launch a juypter lab session that will launch in your browser.

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