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# Constructivist Machine Learning (conML)
### Dependencies
- Python >= 3.6
- Python >= 3.7.4
- (optional) conda or virtualenv
### Installation
0. Install your favorite virtual environment and activate it. Run all commands inside your virtual
0. Install your favorite virtual environment and activate it, e.g. conda (recommended) or virtualenv. Run all commands inside your virtual
enviroment.
1. Move into your project folder and install all dependencies.
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```
### Documentation
You'll find the documentation at [readthedocs](https://conml.readthedocs.io/en/latest/).
You'll find the documentation at [here](https://git.informatik.uni-leipzig.de/ml-group/conml/python/-/wikis/home).
### Quick Start
#### Define main ingredients
#### 1. Define main ingredients
1. Begin by importing the conML module:
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yield df.iloc[start:start+block_size]
```
#### Starting the knowledge search
#### 2. Starting the knowledge search
After defining the individual components and the block generator the knowledge search can be
started. Use a contextmanager to get a KnowlegeSearcher object. After every block processing, the
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haldes.append(halde)
```
#### Saving the knowledge database
#### 3. Saving the knowledge database
Now that you have successfully completed the knowledge search save the database on your harddrive.
```python
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