Update client list with SmartRedis RedisAI clients #729
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Add SmartRedis Python, C, C++, and Fortran clients to the documentation and README.
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Now that SmartRedis has been hosted on PyPi and the cmake process for the compiled clients is much improved. We would like to add the SmartRedis clients to the README and documentation for RedisAI.
The python client can be installed with
pip install smartredis. Since the Python client is actually written in C++ and wrapped in Python with PyBind, the library builds platlib python wheels. We hosted wheels for MacOS (not arm/M1) and Linux (based on manylinux 2010 container).SmartRedis implements the RedisAI API, and adds a user-facing object called
DataSetthat helps users group together tensors and metadata which is convenient when dealing with scientific data.For more information on SmartRedis, please see our documentation