Hello

maybe I'm too lazy or impatient but after trying with no luck to install
gensim on Mac OS then on a Linux box, I'm giving up for the moment. Fortran
compilers have had me :)

I'd like to know if there is some way I could lazily try gensim on a corpus
without having to go through the installation process?

For instance, is there a system image suitable for amazon EC2? Or, a gensim
server that I could use over the net? Or, maybe even better, would one of
you be a researcher be interested in collaborating on "real" data (a
newspaper's archives)?

Thanks for your advice.

It is on the  TODO

* authentication, signup
* multiple indexes per restsims server
* TTW creation of indexes

Christian Ledermann

Nairobi - Kenya
Mobile : +254 702978914

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you will also automatically save the physical environment, too. But If
you only save the physical environment, you will ultimately lose both.

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3) Don’t change the climate in ways that will result in the above.

if scipy installation from source fails for you, you can use a pre-
built (binary) package. SciPy ("scientific computing in Python") is a
dependency, needed by gensim.

There are scipy packages for OS X on the scipy download page, as well
as in many Linux distributions (e.g. "apt-get install python-scipy" in
Debian).

Or just ask someone in your IT department -- I'm not aware of any EC2
system images or public sandbox servers with gensim, sorry.

Best,
Radim

On Mar 22, 9:34 am, Fil <rec...@gmail.com> wrote:

-- Fil