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Fix SMS Spam project link in MLQuality
philippedeb May 15, 2023
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion material/ML_code_quality/dslinter.md
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# {{page.title}}

This is a basic script to set up ds-linter to enable pylint to find ML-specific code smells.
Use the [sms project]({{"/material/projects/sms-spam/" | absolute_path}}) as a base project.
Use the [sms project]({% link /remla/material/projects/sms-spam/ %}) as a base project.
We assume you already executed the [pylint guide](./pylint).

**Install dslinter.**
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# {{page.title}}

This is a basic script to set up and use pylint.
Use the [sms project]({{"/material/projects/sms-spam/" | absolute_path}}) as a base project.
Use the [sms project]({% link /remla/material/projects/sms-spam/ %}) as a base project.

*Note: do not forget to use a virtual environment, install dependencies, etc.*

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