<commit_before>## Toturial

Before using xLearn, make sure that you have already build it successfully. 
See the page [install.md][1] for installing xLearn.
 

Two ways are provided to use xLearn, including command line usage and python package usage. 
You can learn the details about these two usages from the following link:

 - [command_line.md][2]
 - [python_package.md][3]


  [1]: install.md
  [2]: command_line.md
  [3]: python_package.md<commit_msg>update doc<commit_after>## Toturial

Before using xLearn, make sure that you have already build it successfully. See the page [install.md][1] for installing xLearn.
 

Two ways are provided to use xLearn, including *command line* usage and *python* package usage. 
You can learn the details about these two usages from the following link:

 - [command_line.md][2]
 - [python_package.md][3]


  [1]: install.md
  [2]: command_line.md
  [3]: python_package.md
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