Closed javaspaces closed 4 years ago
Hi @javaspaces
The correct command is nlp_architect
.
Could it be a pip
issue with your conda environment?
Can you verify that the current environment pip
is the same with pip3
?
Thanks
I just tried installing from a clean environment and it should work using pip
command (pip3
in my case was targeting a different env).
Ok, I finally have resolution on this issue. Here are the steps necessary to get NLP Architect working on a fresh install:
Then execute the following commands
$ pip install --upgrade pip
That should update pip to version 19.1.1. This is massively important because any other of pip will result in a failed installation. Also @peteriz you are correct, using pip3 will cause things to fail as well.
$ conda create -n intelnlp python=3.6
This creates a virtual environment and forces the Python version to 3.6. Any other version of Python will cause things to fail.
$ git clone https://github.com/NervanaSystems/nlp-architect.git
$ cd nlp-architect
$ export NLP_ARCHITECT_BE=CPU
$ pip install -e .
$ pip install -r dev-requirements.txt
I hope that all the documentation is updated before this issue is closed.
Thanks @peteriz for the help!
Thanks for letting us know. We will update.
Issue marked as stale, closing.
Hi, I just performed a fresh install of nlp_architect and the command does not exist after the installation process is complete. Here's my environment:
Below is the installation process, followed by the failure of the command not existing