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Using AITom in Jupyter Notebook and Google Colab #96
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@evaxguo thanks for the suggestion. You are welcome to discuss with other team members to help to implement this feature. |
Right now my colab is running Python 3.6.9 and Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS. I see no reason why I couldn't git clone the aitom repo and install it. I am getting an error thorugh.
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The error seems to be with the version of keras. The requirements.txt file has |
@geoffwoollard generally only the fast subtomogram alignment part involves c++ code. If you don't use the subtomogram alignment, then you can just clone the library without compiling it. The c++ code depends on an older version of armadillo. You are very welcome to help us to update the c++ code so that it is compatible with the current version of armadillo. |
@geoffwoollard I see that your machine use
It works fine for me. |
Hi all, so, removing the version specification of keras will work (2.1.0 seems to be due to #20, won't run py > 3.6 and more recent versions of tf)? |
It would be great if AITom could be used in Jupyter Notebook and Google Colab.
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