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# Acharya
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Acharya Machine Teaching Platform
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A Data Centric MLOps tool for your Named Entity Recognition projects.
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# Download
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Download the acharya binary latest release for your system.
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# Initial Run and Setup
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Installation and Setup for Acharya is not required, Acharya detects it running for the first time and runs the initial setup when run for the first time.
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To start Acharya type the following command
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To start Acharya type the following command in a terminal/command prompt
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It is recommended to create a separate folder to run acharya. Acharya will create a data folder and a temp folder to store its data.
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On *sh shells
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```bash
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#copy the downloaded file to the newly created acharya folder and run the following commands.
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chmod +x acharya
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./acharya
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```
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acharya.exe
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```
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Follow the on screen instructions to configure the SSL certificates required for encryption.
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Acharya will generate a password for the default user admin@localhost
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The UI will be accessible at http://localhost:3000
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Login to the UI with admin@localhost as the username and the password displayed on the terminal/command prompt screen.
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It is recommended that the users change this password from the UI
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# Using Acharya
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Login to the Acharya UI using a web-browser and access the URL seen in the output of the above command. The default URL would be https://localhost:3000
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