bscully27
bscully27
I spent an hour trying different installs with cmd, mingw, pip, setup.py. I'm using python 2.7.10 on windows7. Nothing worked. I then tried on python3.6, worked immediately.
I used to have a working multicoreTSNE on python3.6 in windows7 but uninstalled then tried re-installing, same problem "RuntimeError: Cannot find/open tsne_multicore shared library". tried both pip and clone installs....
I'm curious about orders though, not trades.
The latter, to get more performance. I believe pandas groupby has been optimized (not sure if via Cython) but a bottleneck C function would provide substantial speed gains.
Same result with dependencies. --no-deps just means no other python packages to be installed, ie upgrading scikit-learn, numpy, etc. On Fri, Feb 22, 2019 at 11:56 AM Andriy Mulyar wrote:...
Great thanks for looking into it. If you hit a roadblock, an alternative solution is a python wheel for easier installation. Here's a SO link (I've never made one) https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26059111/build-a-wheel-egg-and-all-dependencies-for-a-python-project...