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To sort companies according to categories (fintech, edtech, finance, banks etc) see guidelines.md
this will take a bit longer time. first, we have to add links to all companies.
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We will provide tutorials with two versions, notebook and python. The python version will be more efficient to debug locally step by step. The notebook .ipynb can be obtained by directly copying from corresponding .py except the front install commands.
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ACH Version: v1.6.3
The achcli utility does not currently support ach files with IAT batches and ADV entries (and possibly other items). We should add support to print these items out to stdout.
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Under MLP implementation there are several variables that need to be initialized. Such as
loss,lr,lr_decay,lr_decay_steps,optimizer. However, it seems that the variableslr_decayandlr_decay_stepsare indeed being initialized but are not being used at any point in the code.