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Hey @jaysetty and @Bip-Bip we need to make sure that we can all run the same python stack. This means that each computer that's going to develop needs to have the following python packages installed to run the server application:
numpy
scipy
scikit-learn (also referred to as sklearn)
To install those packages you need to have a c compiler and a fortran compiler. There should be information on the packages' websites to let you know how to install them on your system.
The next goal is for me to translate the mindset driver's C code into Python. I'm currently trying to use the Python package lightblue. There is information on how to install this at the following page:
After you guys get the server programming running, you should try to get lightblue working as well. The basic test to see if all pieces are working are to load up python and then run the following commands:
How about you guys sound off when you get these things installed. I'm going to assume for the moment that they will install on your systems. If we run into any huge problems let me know so that I can stop trying to translate the C code and figure out a different solution.
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Hey @jaysetty and @Bip-Bip we need to make sure that we can all run the same python stack. This means that each computer that's going to develop needs to have the following python packages installed to run the server application:
numpy
scipy
scikit-learn (also referred to as sklearn)
To install those packages you need to have a c compiler and a fortran compiler. There should be information on the packages' websites to let you know how to install them on your system.
The next goal is for me to translate the mindset driver's C code into Python. I'm currently trying to use the Python package lightblue. There is information on how to install this at the following page:
http://lightblue.sourceforge.net/
After you guys get the server programming running, you should try to get lightblue working as well. The basic test to see if all pieces are working are to load up python and then run the following commands:
import numpy
import scipy
import sklearn
import lightblue
How about you guys sound off when you get these things installed. I'm going to assume for the moment that they will install on your systems. If we run into any huge problems let me know so that I can stop trying to translate the C code and figure out a different solution.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: