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README.md

Orange3 Network

Documentation Status

Orange3-Network is an add-on for Orange data mining software package. It provides network visualization and network analysis tools.

Documentation is found at: http://orange3-network.rtfd.io

Installation

Install from Orange add-on installer through Options - Add-ons.

To install the add-on with pip use

pip install orange3-network

To install the add-on from source, run

python setup.py install

To register this add-on with Orange, but keep the code in the development directory (do not copy it to Python's site-packages directory), run

python setup.py develop

You can also run

pip install -e .

which is sometimes preferable as you can pip uninstall packages later.

Anaconda

If using Anaconda Python distribution, simply run

pip install orange3-network

Compiling on Windows

If you are not using Anaconda distribution, but building the add-on directly from the source code, Windows users need to compile the code. Download Microsoft Visual Studio compiler and run the command

python setup.py build_ext -i --compiler=msvc install

Usage

After the installation, the widgets from this add-on are registered with Orange. To run Orange from the terminal, use

orange-canvas

or

python3 -m Orange.canvas

New widgets are in the toolbox bar under Networks section.

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