dm
Includes:
- the dm core library for coppertop and bones
- Jupyter notebooks and Python code examples using coppertop, bones and dm
Use this - https://nbviewer.jupyter.org - if github doesn't render properly.
Notebook dependencies and coppertop
I have matplotlib, plotnine, numpy, pandas, scipy, pymc3, etc, installed.
Install coppertop-bones-demo via python -m pip install coppertop-bones-dm. This also installs coppertop-bones.
Alternatively clone https://github.com/coppertop-bones/coppertop-bones and https://github.com/coppertop-bones/dm and ensure your PYTHONPATH is set to include the src folders, for example:
/Users/david/repos/github/coppertop-bones/coppertop/src
/Users/david/repos/github/coppertop-bones/dm/src
Alternatively, you can manually set sys.path to include the coppertop-bones/src folder and then at the top of a
notebook you can do the following:
from coppertop.core import ensurePath
'/Users/david/repos/github/coppertop-bones/dm/src' >> ensurePath # <= set this to your path
The notebook should be good to go.
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