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THE ANER HANDBOOK

From curious to capable.

Install Aner. Learn the language. Build an experiment.
Practical guides for working with data, models, and notebooks.

Installation · Language · Data science

16 user guides

Getting started

Get started with Aner

Install Aner, run your first program, and train a small classifier with the included modules.

Getting started

Install Aner

Choose a native package, set up the aner command, and run programs on your computer.

Language

Language reference

Variables, functions, static types, control flow, classes, and the current language contracts.

Language

Objects and data structures

Private fields, public methods, generic classes, linked lists, trees, and memory behavior.

Modules

Classical machine learning

Fit KNN and K means models and evaluate predictions with the shared tensor and metrics modules.

Modules

Datasets and provenance

Load Iris and Wine offline with attribution, explicit splits, source hashes, and training only preprocessing.

Modules

Iris provenance

The exact UCI Iris source, known variants, feature metadata, and retained attribution.

Modules

Neural networks

Dense CPU networks, reverse mode differentiation, SGD, and concise train fitted classifier pipelines.

Modules

Typed CSV data

Declare a schema, inspect missingness, filter rows, and control managed execution buffers.

Modules

Wine provenance

The exact UCI Wine recognition source, class mapping, metadata limits, and attribution.

Guides

Aner in VS Code

Install the editor extension, write source files, and use notebooks with an installed Aner executable.

Guides

Installing binary packages

Verify a download, unpack its files, and use compatible interpreter and editor versions.

Guides

Interactive Aner notebooks

Use .anernb documents with native persistent sessions, Markdown, and images in VS Code.

Guides

Visual training reports

Capture actual CPU training steps and inspect bounded network, loss, and gradient information offline.

Attribution

Dataset attribution

Upstream credits, CC BY 4.0 notices, source variants, and redistribution information for Iris and Wine.

Attribution

Dataset license texts

Bundled legal text and the distinction between dataset licenses and Aner software licensing.