Installation¶

PyDynPeak Installation¶

Install the latest version of Miniconda for Python 3.x from https://docs.conda.io/en/latest/miniconda.html.
- If you already have a recent installation of miniconda or anaconda (with Python> = 3.7) you can skip this step.
- Note the name of the directory where you installed miniconda/anaconda. Later we will refer to it as /your/conda_dir/.
Download the environment.yml file in a directory of your choice.
In a terminal run:

conda env create -f /path/to/environment.yml``

This command will create a conda environment called pydynpeak. For more details see here.

If you are using windows10 use “Anaconda Powershell Prompt” to run this command. It is accessible from the menu after miniconda installation.

Currently this command only works if you are on a network in the domain inria.fr; otherwise you must activate the VPN (inria) before executing it.
Under Linux and MacOS, if the conda executable directory (/your/conda_dir/bin/) is not in the user’s environment (PATH variable), depending on the choice made when installing miniconda/anaconda, you will need to provide the full path in the previous command:
/your/conda_dir/bin/conda env create -f /path/to/environment.yml

Execution¶

Always activate the pydynpeak environment if it is not already active.

Linux and MacOS:
```
conda activate pydynpeak
```
In case of problem with the previous command run:
```
source activate pydynpeak
```
Windows:
```
conda activate pydynpeak
```

In the notebook directory of the dynpeak package run:
```
jupyter notebook
```

Your default browser will display the index of available demo notebooks which you can then open and run.