MUSE installation

[Romain Akpahou]

Dear all,

Please during the final step for MUSE installation, l receive this warning (Yellow on screenshot) attached.

Any help on how to add the directory to PATH as suggested in the warning?

Thank you

[sgiarols]

Dear user

The warning is a generic warning occurring when you install a Python package, such as MUSE, without having the path to Python or to pip in your user's PATH environment variables.

A simple fix would be to add the path, as shown in many blogs such as here or here.

However, we lack information on how you did perform the installation and we cannot know what step of the installation broke in your installation, without a detailed description of each instruction you gave. In particular, we need all the details below to be more helpful:

## What you want to achieve

(Please, describe in detail what you want to achieve and what parts of the documentation you have checked to do so)


## What you have tried

(If you have already taken some steps, please, describe here what you have tried. Provide any input files you are trying to use).


## Context

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- Operative system (eg. Windows 10):
- MUSE version (eg. 1.0.1):
- Installation method (eg. pipx, pip, development mode):
- Python version (you can get this running `python --version`):

[Romain Akpahou]

I would like to develop a long term energy investment scenario for my country as part of my final project. l have attend all the necessary courses and completed assignment but still not able to run muse properly.

Operative system: Window 11

Muse version : 1.0.2

Installation method : pip (pip 21.2.4)

Python version: Using anaconda3 (python 3.9)

I have tried to add the directory to PATH as shown on the screenshot. 
However I still have error message when adding a service demand by correlation

Thank you!

Romain,

[sgiarols]

Dear Romain

as explained previously, you are trying to run the CCG course (one year old) with a current version of the model. This is going to give you errors.

Since we do not envisage to update the CCG course for a few months, you can run the files as they are with the old version of the model, available on zenodo

https://zenodo.org/record/6383376

Or if you use the latest version of the model, as available on github, follow alternative demos such as the ones described in this paper, https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/16/14/5500

which has data available for transport sector to be used.

Best regards

[Romain Akpahou]

Thank you for the help and clarifications. l will follow and give back shortly