The following steps outline the necessary requirements for a successful installation of PyMKS.
Use pip,
$ pip install pymks
and then run the tests.
$ python -c "import pymks; pymks.test()"
The packages Nosetests, Scipy, Numpy, and Scikit-learn are all required.
To use the interactive examples from the notebooks/ directory,
IPython and Matplotlib are both required.
PyMKS can be used without SfePy, but many of the tests and examples require SfePy to generate the sample data so it is a good idea to install it.
To install SfePy, first clone with
$ git clone git://github.com/sfepy/sfepy.git
and then install with
$ cd sfepy
$ python setup.py install
See the SfePy installation instructions for more details.
If installed, PyMKS will use PyFFTW to computed FFTs instead of Numpy. As long as Numpy is not using Intel MKL, PyFFTW should improvement the performance of PyMKS.
To install PyFFTW use pip
$ pip install pyfftw
See the PyFFTW installation instructions for more details.
We recommend you download and install the Anaconda Python Distribution for Python 2.7 (x64) and then download and install PyMKS using the windows installer.
We recommend you download and install the Anaconda Python Distibution
for Python 2.7 (x64). Once Anaconda has been installed, follow the above procedures to install SfePy.
Finally, install PyMKS using pip as described above.
The Anaconda Python Distributionn contains all of the required packages outside of SfePy and works on multiple platforms. Download and install Anaconda, and use your terminal or shell to install PyMKS using pip.
The REQUIREMENTS.md file has a list of required packages in a Python environment used to run tests and examples for the current release of PyMKS.
#Installation Issues
Please send questions and issues about installation of PyMKS to the [email protected] list.