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packages and versions needed for running heatmap script #4

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sannareddyk opened this issue Apr 27, 2020 · 7 comments
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packages and versions needed for running heatmap script #4

sannareddyk opened this issue Apr 27, 2020 · 7 comments
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@sannareddyk
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Hi Konstantinos, could you please include documentation on packages and versions needed (that can be added to the wochenende env -already has numpy, matplotlib, pandas) to run heatmap script.
ex. seaborn package, scipy.cluster etc

@colindaven
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pip list --format freeze

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colindaven commented Apr 28, 2020

To get you started Keerthi, these versions might be useful
Done as rcug_lw
on hpc06, where I think @konnosif was working....

pip list --format freeze > requirements.txt

Run as (not working yet ...)
pip3 install --user -r requirements.txt

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I have uploaded a requirements.txt file that has some information about requirements.
I hope all have access to it.

  • i will try to use : pip list --format freeze > requirements.txt

and update it (however as you know i am using different machine then you do with RCUG servers)

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Thanks @konnosif your version will probably be a lot more focused on what we actually need. I removed the top anndata line from my list above as it caused an error -package not found.

@sannareddyk
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Hi @konnosif I cannot access the requirements.txt file, did you upload it on github?

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I am having more success using a python, not conda virtualenv @sannareddyk

See docs here

http://hpc-web1.mh-hannover.local/doku.php?id=python#python_virtualenvs

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Thanks @konnosif and @colindaven ..will try python virtual env

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