2.10 ml commands

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A MLHub package can expose any number of commands. The commands command will list the commands supported by the package.

It is expected that for the same functionality different packages will use the same command name. Package developers may like to conform to the names suggested here:

$ ml adult       pkg <file.jpg>  # Does image contain questionable material.
$ ml analyze     pkg <file.jpg>  # Analyze an image.
$ ml arules      pkg <file.csv>  # Association rule analysis.
$ ml blurry      pkg <file.png>  # Measure the blurriness of an image.
$ ml brands      pkg
$ ml build       pkg             # Build with user supplied data/parameters.
$ ml category    pkg
$ ml celebrities pkg
$ ml color       pkg <file.jpg>  # Colorize a (black and white) photo.
$ ml describe    pkg
$ ml diagnose    pkg <file.jpg>  # Diagnose the image, perhaps for disease.
$ ml faces       pkg
$ ml geocode     pkg
$ ml identify    pkg <file.png>  # Identify onjects in a photo.
$ ml itemsets    pkg <file.csv>  # Frequent itemsets for basket analysis.
$ ml landmarks   pkg
$ ml language    pkg
$ ml limits      pkg             # Report on any limits to the package.
$ ml links       pkg
$ ml normalise   pkg <file.csv>  # Normalise the numeric data, per column.
$ ml objects     pkg
$ ml ocr         pkg <file.jpg>  # Optical character recognition.
$ ml phrases     pkg
$ ml predict     pkg <file.csv>  # Apply a model to new data to predict/classify/...
$ ml sentiment   pkg <sentences> # Sentiment of a sentence.
$ ml summarise   pkg <file.txt>  # Summarise a text document.
$ ml supported   pkg             # What the package supports. E.g., languages.
$ ml synthesize  pkg <file.wav>  # Synthesize speech from text.
$ ml tags        pkg
$ ml thumbnail   pkg <file.png>  # Create an effective thumbnail for the image.
$ ml train       pkg <file.csv>  # Train a model from user supplied data/parameters.
$ ml transcribe  pkg             # Transcribe audio from the microphone.
$ ml translate   pkg <text>      # Translate between languages.
$ ml type        pkg

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