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Installation issue #5
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Hi Robert, you can try installing it manually with conda instead:
Pyelastix was a bit of an issue for me, so I ended up installing it afterwards
If it causes trouble, there is also the pip version
Last but not least, to make the GPU accessible
Or instead to run SIFT components on the CPU instead
I hope this works for you! If you specifically want the wheel to work, I would have to forward this issue to @josemiserra Best, |
Hi @jhennies , thanks for the fast feedback. It works like a charm! Just one question: Is there any particular reason why you're using Thanks again, |
Hi Robert, great that it works now! I am very sure that there was a reason to use the older version of scikit-image, I think I was using some deprecated function and didn't have the time to change that yet. I can look into it. I'll keep you posted. Cheers, |
Hi @jhennies ,
I'm having some installation issues on my Windows machine. This command
Produces this error message:
I'm running on Windows 10 64-bit with Python 3.6.15 installed in a conda environment.
When upacking the wheel I noticed that inside are not soo many files. But I failed installing them separately using pip because there is no setup.py inside. I was just wondering how you made that wheel? Can you point me to the source code repository and build pipeline for it? I might then be able to install it myself.
Thanks!
Best,
Robert
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