amica has been renamed to jamica

Install jamica instead:

pip install jamica

from jamica import Amica, AmicaConfig, fit_ica

This amica release (0.1.1) is a pointer. It contains no modules of its own — it only depends on jamica, so an existing pip install amica still ends up with working code.

Why the rename

The name amica installed a top-level amica module. So does amica-python, an independent implementation of the same algorithm by another author. The two overwrote each other's files, so only one could exist in a given environment — the conda-forge packages even had to be declared mutually exclusive.

That is an awkward constraint for any user, and a particularly bad one here: this project's own benchmark suite compares the two implementations against each other.

Under the name jamica the two share no files and install side by side.

Migrating

Every exported name kept its spelling, and ica.method is still "amica". Migration is one line:

from amica import Amica, AmicaConfig    # 0.1.0 and earlier
from jamica import Amica, AmicaConfig   # 0.2.0 onward

Note on import amica

This release intentionally ships no amica module, so import amica will not resolve to this package — that namespace is left to amica-python. If you upgraded from 0.1.0 and your code does import amica, change the import to jamica as shown above.

Versions 0.0.1 and 0.1.0 remain on PyPI unchanged if you need to pin the historical package.

• Source: https://github.com/snesmaeili/jamica
• Documentation: https://snesmaeili.github.io/jamica/