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Trying to get machine learning models... #83
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Hi Dan, The machine learning models are in public S3 bucket. But you need your own AWS credentials for boto3 to connect to AWS. After you set up your own AWS credentials, you should have no problem to download the models. |
Thanks, how do I configure the authentication?
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Hi Dan,
The machine learning models are in public S3 bucket. But you need your own
AWS credentials for boto3 to connect to AWS. After you set up your own AWS
credentials, you should have no problem to download the models.
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If you have not created credentials, you can generate them using the AWS Management Console, which is available at https://console.aws.amazon.com/iam/. Store your credentials in a credential file locally. The credentials file is by default stored at ~/.aws/credentials. This post may help you: https://rollbar.com/blog/python-boto3-nocredentialserror/. |
Just following the readme...
Sorry if I'm being stuipd!
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