Lazy imports for pycocotools
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hanlint
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florescl
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I'm adding a few other fixes to this PR. |
2. Fix the pycocotools in the meta.yaml 3. Add anaconda instructions for the conditional install 4. Remove wget as a dependency; repalce with requests
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pycocotoolsimports, so that it's possible to use Composer locally without installing all the requirements. Right now with MCLI this was causing some issues.