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AutoViML / AutoViz

Automatically Visualize any dataset, any size with a single line of code. Created by Ram Seshadri. Collaborators Welcome. Permission Granted upon Request.
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addition of example of how to install autoviz to workstation #19

Closed 0xTimoo closed 4 years ago

0xTimoo commented 4 years ago

this is to write an example of how to install autoviz to your user workstation

AutoViML commented 4 years ago

Hello Toby: What do you mean by this comment? Is it a comment or a question? Ram

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this is to write an example of how to install autoviz to your user workstation

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0xTimoo commented 4 years ago

Its a comment

I mean in the documentation of the project, there should be an addition of how it can be installed.

For example: (showing how it's been installed)

$cd where the project will be added to on the users PC

$ conda create -n python=3.7 anaconda //the will be the project_name I hope this is clear, "Your_env_name" seems a little confusing to me when installing it, I think adding a comment that the "your_env_name" is the project folder name not a system_path will help clear it out.
morenoh149 commented 4 years ago

@timoty-toby feel free to add such an example to the readme in a pr. Your instructions are still unclear to me.