Apache Zeppelin is a web-based notebook for data-driven, interactive data analytics and collaborative documents with SQL, Scala, Python, R and more. It uses interpreters to plug in language and data-processing backends, including built-in Apache Spark integration, and includes basic charts, pivot charts, dynamic forms and paragraph publishing to embed results in websites.
gabolsgabs/DALI
DALI is a dataset of synchronised audio, lyrics and vocal notes, presented as a collection of gz files. A Python package, dali_code, is stored in the repository for reading and working with the data; release versions are installable via pip. The dataset was created automatically using a teacher-student machine learning paradigm, described in an ISMIR 2018 paper.
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- dali_code for reading and working with dali_data Source: github.com
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