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README.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ In order to compile the export on your machine, please be sure to have one of th
   
 ## Install
 
-To install `aidge_export_tensorrt` module you have to go in your `aidge/aidge/` directory, clone the module and then install it. 
+To install `aidge_export_tensorrt` module you have to go in your `aidge/aidge/` directory, clone the module, and then install it.
 
 ```
 git clone https://gitlab.eclipse.org/eclipse/aidge/aidge_export_tensorrt.git
@@ -38,8 +38,6 @@ The export povides a Makefile with several options to use the export on your mac
 You can generate a C++ export or a Python export.
 
 You also have the possibility to compile the export or/and the Python library by using Docker if your host machine doesn't have the correct packages. <br>
-In this tutorial, we generate the Python library of the export and use it a Python script.
-
 All of these options are resumed in the helper of the Makefile (run `make help` in the export folder for more details).
 
 ## Known issue

aidge_export_tensorrt/static/tensorrt_8.6/python_binding/pybind_export.cpp

@@ -23,7 +23,16 @@ void init_Graph(py::module& m)
                 py::arg("device_id") = 0, 
                 py::arg("nb_bits") = -32)
                 
-        .def("device", &Graph::device, py::arg("id"))
+        .def("device", &Graph::device, py::arg("id"), 
+        R"mydelimiter(
+          My awesome method ...
+
+          :param arg1: My arg1 which does xyz
+          :type arg1: int
+          :param default_arg: a default arg which is a node you can give one or not, Default None
+          :type default_arg: :py:class:`aidge_core.Node`, optional
+          )mydelimiter")
+          
         .def("load", &Graph::load, py::arg("filepath"))
         .def("save", &Graph::save, py::arg("filepath"))
         .def("calibrate", &Graph::calibrate, py::arg("calibration_folder_path") = "./calibration_folder/", py::arg("cache_file_path") = "./calibration_cache", py::arg("batch_size") = 1)