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mennthor / awkde

Adaptive Width KDE with Gaussian Kernels
MIT License
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how can i install this? #2

Closed zahs123 closed 2 years ago

zahs123 commented 4 years ago

hi,

i have what looks like a long tail dsitibution and the current kde in scikit either oversmooths the larger area of the curve and oversmooths the tails. therefore i wish to use this method. however when i run

pip install [--user] -e ./awkde

i get

string end error? how can i install this

zgana commented 4 years ago

@zahs123 Did you include the [--user] in the command? You probably want either pip install -e ./awkde or pip install --user -e ./awkde. The latter is appropriate for a standard installation, but if you're working in a virtualenv then you should use the former.

Also, make sure that you run this command from the directory where you ran git clone. If you cd awkde and then run the pip command as described, it won't be looking in the right place for the needed files.

zahs123 commented 4 years ago

hi i get this error when i use the first pip install and the second : ERROR: ./awkde is not a valid editable requirement. It should either be a path to a local project or a VCS URL (beginning with svn+, git+, hg+, or bzr+).

zahs123 commented 4 years ago

ah right ok, i have to clone this?

zgana commented 4 years ago

You can install by running the following two commands:

git clone https://github.com/mennthor/awkde
pip install --user --editable ./awkde

However, if you just want the latest current code, and don't intend to modify or update it, you can just run the following command with no clone required:

pip install --user git+https://github.com/mennthor/awkde
tomasrojasc commented 3 years ago

Hi, can you make it avaliable via pypi? I'd like to make this part of my project but in order to not have to put your repo inside mine I need to be able to pip install it

Best regards! Tomás

mennthor commented 2 years ago

Hi, I just updated the backend code and the setup.py to use the current pybind11 macros.

mennthor commented 2 years ago

Hi, can you make it avaliable via pypi? I'd like to make this part of my project but in order to not have to put your repo inside mine I need to be able to pip install it

Best regards! Tomás

Hi, similar to the answer provided by @zgana above, see this SO (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16584552/how-to-state-in-requirements-txt-a-direct-github-source) for how to use a direct github source in your requirements.txt for example.

I think this is not really suitable to be put on PyPi because (as you may have guessed by the long response time) I'm barely checking if something is happening here and the repo itself is not really polished and tested.