work related to my research with Dr. Natasha Devroye
Your installation might already have pip
installed. Open a terminal and try
$ pip
. It's probably also a good idea to upgrade pip
via $ pip install -U pip
. Otherwise:
- pip can be installed via the instructions here
- if you have
homebrew
installed you should be able to$ brew install pip
(if your python installation is not done throughhomebrew
, additional setup might be required here).
Also Note: if your python installation is done through homebrew
, you probably will need to specify that
pip commands be done via $ pip2 install <X>
, since this project uses/assumes python 2.7.
$ pip install networkx[all]
installs with all dependencies.
$ pip install matplotlib
- Add a test script to verify installation for users
- TBA changes for new user friendliness.