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See `mx.py` (internal) dependency graph from pycharm:  (orthogonal)  (std hierarchical) _Apologies, you will have to zoom several levels deep to be able to see the graphs clearly_. Otherwise...

Okay while we have this in place, I will try to add to the test suites, and see how I can best bring the flow from these other efforts into...

I'm trying to run the tests in the `tests` folder and so far not able to do it, I get this error: ```python platform darwin -- Python 2.7.15, pytest-2.9.1, py-1.6.0,...

What is the target python version expected in order to run `mx.py`? Python 2.7? A lot of the code in there represents Python 3.7, for eg. all the `print()` calls...

> The target version is currently both Python 2.7 and 3.6 and we gate on both. This was done to enable the transition to Python3 with the pending EOL of...

> Sorry, the person who wrote `tests/mx.mxtests` is no longer with the team and I'm not sure if anyone else remaining understands it (maybe @gilles-duboscq ?). @gilles-duboscq Any suggestions on...

> I spoke with @gilles-duboscq offline and we both agree you should just ignore `tests/mx.mxtests`. It doesn't even appear to contain any tests, but just infrastructure to write python based...

Do you know of Weights and Biases, their library is super cool for tracking metrics and visualisations, check this out: https://github.com/neomatrix369/awesome-ai-ml-dl/blob/master/data/about-Weights-and-Biases.md You can find many such examples in the above...

@tmabraham That's fine if you are already aware of the library, and I forgot it was integrated with Fastai and others - so its all taken care of. Happy to...

Thanks for creating this PR can you pls share if the website associated with these links is a commercial site? Are these courses free and will they always remain free?