Need versions of python used along with libraries

[Catchops]

Hi Alex, your experiments look very interesting. I would love to try and execute them on my own machine and follow your logic and methods. I, however, am having some problems getting the Python code to execute on my machine. To give you a little background — I am also a software developer, only on the Microsoft Stack. So, programming does not intimidate me, however, Python is fairly new. I’ve taken your code and tried to open it in PyCharm (JetBrain’s Python editor) and had limited luck. But, I’ve been having a heck of a time getting all of the libraries downloaded because I'm showing there are lot of unresolved references in your code. This is probably because I don't have the same module stack as you.

A couple of questions — what version of the Python interpreter are you using? Also, is there a Python scientific library set that you are using to execute your code? For example, I downloaded the “Winpython 64-bit library” which contained most of the libraries that you reference. However, it seems to be missing some of them (e.g. indicators.py). If there isn't a specific library set, what are all of the libraries/modules you are using to run this?

Any nudge in the right direction will help.

[Rachnog]

Hi,
sorry, there is a small mess in my code, it's true. Some file like indicators.py you can feel free just to remove. About Python version - 2.7. Libraries used - Keras, Tensorflow, Pandas and typical NumPy/SciPy.

[Catchops]

Thanks Alex - I give it a shot and let you know how things go.