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How to install lexnlp? #6
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Download the master.zip an extract it or use 'git clone. Change default directory to the folder (Use anaconda prompt and the command cd). Run python setup.py install |
Thanks, @alfasst! @rnekrasov, @alfasst , there's also a third way that applies equally on Windows as elsewhere:
Or, for a specific release/branch, e.g.,
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Also - Please note that LexNLP does not work with Python 3.7, which is the current version of the Anaconda distribution as of this date, due to issues on scipy / sklearn dependencies. For Anaconda distributions, you can work around it using a Virtual Environment with Python 3.7: |
To use python 3.6 (eg 3.6.8) safely alongside 3.7 on eg Arch or Manjaro, you can install pyenv, then:
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Failed to build scipy |
Well, Time has passed, I'm trying to install lexnlp on my python-3.8 virtual environment. and it fails to build wheel for pandas. Please reopen this thread. Following is the link to the full log of installation process. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1v9S7C9Ht0lwxffyiSTrcgncPASLWv2x6/view?usp=sharing |
System: Win10\Anaconda3\Python 3.6.
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