KeraSH, a ML Framework in Shell

In plain words

KeraSH is a machine learning framework implemented in shell script, launched in 2019. It enables developers to build and run ML models using shell commands rather than traditional programming languages. The framework is designed for developers who work primarily in command-line environments or need lightweight ML capabilities without heavy dependencies. KeraSH stands out by making machine learning accessible through shell scripting, a significant departure from conventional ML frameworks that typically require Python or other high-level languages.

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