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Problem with importing the predict module #37
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All the example code we have are supposed to be operated in python not bash. Looks like you are trying to use python code in bash |
Thanks for your help, looking at your other answers, I found that mhcnuggets needs to run when python=2, but when I install with pip in the environment of python=2.7 in conda, I will have the problem of low version:
Then I tried to download mhcnuggets at python=3 and copy it to python=2.7, and this problem occurred:
When I installed numpy, I found that I already had this module:
Do you know what the reason is? |
We have already updated all the codes to be used in python 3 environment, so you do not need to install it in the python 2.7 environment. If you want to run it in python 2.7, you will need use older versions of all dependencies, including numpy and tensorflow. And not sure what you mean by copying mhcnuggets to python 2.7, did you do a github download or pip install? I would strongly suggest you do a pip install. |
When I
This situation has occurred
After searching for tensort, I found that NVIDIA drivers are required, if I don't have an NVIDIA graphics card, is there any other way to use this software? |
Dear MHCnuggets maintainers,
When I install mhcnuggets,I use command
"from mhcnuggets.src.predict import predict"
show "bash: from: Command not found..."
then I use command
"which mhcnuggets.src.predict"
show "/usr/bin/which: no mhcnuggets.src.predict in ..."
What is the reason for this, is there a problem with which part of me?
Thanks
Faustina
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