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pyAFQ released version not found; development version returning error #114
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Thanks for reporting this! We are not quite ready to release this software quite yet... But installing from source as you have should still work. Regarding your specific error. What versions of scikit image do you have installed on these two machines? For example, what happens when you execute the following on both of these machines?
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Thanks so much for your response! I have scikit 0.13.1 installed in both locations. Just to clarify, do you mean installing via github or using a python package manager should still work? Thank you again! |
Hmm. I still suspect that there is a version of something that is different (the data is identical, right?). Could you run a
Sorry. Install from GitHub for now! |
Sounds good! I was actually able to get it to run successfully on the Mac by installing scikit-image==0.14.0 per the requirements textfile. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction! |
Hi!
I've been working on implementing pyAFQ in a pipeline, and have encountered a couple odd issues. Firstly, I was unable to install the released version using macOSX, though I was able to install it through pip on a Linux machine. On the Mac, I just got the generic pip error "ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement AFQ (from versions: none) ERROR: No matching distribution found for AFQ". I went ahead and installed the development version, but have since been running into an error with convex_hull.py returning ValueError 'Input must be a 2D image', 'occurred at index 0'. The same data ran without a problem on the Linux machine using the released version of the software. Thank you so much for any insight into what I’m doing wrong here :)
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