turicreate

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Turi Create simplifies the development of custom machine learning models.

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# Installation Guide

python
Prerequisites

Setup Steps

virtualenv venv

Create a Python virtual environment

source ~/venv/bin/activate

Activate the Python virtual environment

pip install -U turicreate

Install Turi Create package

Key Commands

pip install -U turicreate

Install or upgrade the turicreate package.

It is recommended to use and install within a virtual environment.

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conda activate

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Activate a conda environment.
See also: `conda deactivate`.

conda activate myenv

Activate an existing environment named `myenv`:

conda activate {{path/to/myenv}}

Activate an existing environment located at custom path:

conda activate --stack myenv

Stack `myenv` environment on top of a previous environment making libraries/commands/variables from both accessible:

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conda create

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Create new conda environments.

conda create {{[-y|--yes]}} {{[-n|--name]}} py39 python=3.9 "numpy>=1.11" scipy

Create a new environment named `py39`, install Python 3.9, NumPy v1.11 or above in it, and the latest stable version of SciPy. Say yes to all confirmations:

conda create {{[-n|--name]}} myenv --file {{file1.yml}} --file {{file2.yml}}

Create a new environment named `myenv` and install packages listed in files:

conda create {{[-p|--prefix]}} {{path/to/myenv}}

Create a new environment at a custom path (i.e. prefix):

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pip install

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Install Python packages.

pip install {{package1 package2 ...}}

Install one or more packages:

pip install {{package1 package2 ...}} {{[-U|--upgrade]}}

Upgrade all specified packages to the latest version, installing any that are not already present:

pip install {{package}}=={{version}}

Install a specific version of a package:

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venv

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Create lightweight virtual environments in Python.

python -m venv {{path/to/virtual_environment}}

Create a Python virtual environment:

{{[.|source]}} {{path/to/virtual_environment}}/bin/activate

Activate the virtual environment (Linux and macOS):

{{path\to\virtual_environment}}\Scripts\activate.bat

Activate the virtual environment (Windows):

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virtualenv

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Create virtual isolated Python environments.

virtualenv {{path/to/venv}}

Create a new environment:

virtualenv --prompt {{prompt_prefix}} {{path/to/venv}}

Customize the prompt prefix:

virtualenv {{[-p|--python]}} {{path/to/pythonbin}} {{path/to/venv}}

Use a different version of Python with virtualenv:

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