versions of python modules
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qisun2 commented
Can you provide the python module versions in you implemention?
numpy
scipy
matplotlib
statsmodels
I tried a few versions, but not able to find a set that are compatible.
gilbertozp commented
Please see requirements.txt file and main page caveats for information specific to numpy versions.
qisun2 commented
I tried. The file requirements.txt did not specify the version, but a wide range. Pip and conda all loaded the latest version today for statsmodels and matplotlib, I am sure they are different from the time you load these modules. I also tried a clean docker image for ubuntu 18.04 (python 2.7.17), and did not work either.
qisun2 commented
I found the problem. I can get it to work with python 2.7.5, but not 2.7.15 or above.
pisaac-ozflux commented
Using the requirements.txt from the repository and specifying Python 2.7, I
get:
1. Python 2.7.15
2. numpy 1.15.4
3. scipy 1.2.1
4. matplotlib 2.2.5
5. statsmodels 0.10.2
ONEFlux runs with these versions.
Cheers,
Peter
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I tried. The file requirements.txt. but did not specify the version, but a
wide range. Pip and conda all loaded the latest version today for
statsmodels and matplotlib, I am sure they are different from the time you
load these modules.
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