Welcome to the official documentation for RePolyA, a flexible research framework designed for various research and information mining needs.
RePolyA is designed with adaptability in mind, aiming to fit various research domains. This documentation focuses on guiding users through the process of running two of its primary use cases.
Before running the cases, ensure you have:
- Cloned the Repository:
git clone <repository-url> && cd RePolyA - Set up a Virtual Environment:
python -m venv venv source venv/bin/activate # On Windows, use `venv\Scripts\activate`
- Installed Dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt - Configured the Environment: Follow our Configuration Guide to set up necessary keys and settings.
This module helps analyze the stakeholders involved in major events.
How to Run:
- Navigate to the relevant directory:
cd path/to/module - Execute the main script, for example:
python stakeholder_analysis.py - Follow on-screen prompts or provide necessary input.
Dive deep into specific topics related to biotech companies with this module.
How to Run:
- Change to the respective directory:
cd path/to/biotech_module - Run the primary script:
python biotech_research.py - Engage with any on-screen instructions or provide the required data.
Each module may have additional parameters or configurations which are detailed in their respective directories or READMEs.
- Issue with LLM Connection: Ensure that your OpenAI or Llama 2 API keys are correctly set in the environment.
- Dependencies Missing: Double-check that you've activated your virtual environment and installed all requirements.
- Q: Can I use RePolyA for other types of research?
- A: Absolutely! While the showcased cases highlight specific areas, RePolyA is designed to be adaptable.
For questions or feedback, feel free to open an issue or reach out to the main maintainers via email.
RePolyA is under the Apache License 2.0.
Remember to replace placeholders (like "link_to_configuration_guide" or "path/to/module") with the actual links or paths relevant to the "RePolyA (Research PolyAgents)" repository. As the project grows, consider expanding the documentation to encompass new features or modules.