PACO is a tool to build solvers and optimize quality functions on graphs for community detection. PACO comes as both a C++ library and a support for Matlab/Octave mex function as well as a Python library.
I was able to successfully install igraph with homebrew on Mac OS.
Then did cmake -DPYTHON_SUPPORT=True .., also successfully (running Python 2.17.2).
However, when I now open python and try to run import pypaco I get: ImportError: No module named pypaco.
Any suggestions? I couldn't find any compiled library for pypaco.pyx after the installation... I even tried using cython to compile it manually but several lines in .pyx give the error "Operation only allowed in c++", so I'm not sure how to proceed.
I was able to successfully install igraph with homebrew on Mac OS. Then did
cmake -DPYTHON_SUPPORT=True .., also successfully (running Python 2.17.2).However, when I now open python and try to run
import pypacoI get:ImportError: No module named pypaco.Any suggestions? I couldn't find any compiled library for pypaco.pyx after the installation... I even tried using cython to compile it manually but several lines in .pyx give the error "Operation only allowed in c++", so I'm not sure how to proceed.
Thanks for your time!