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[Dominik Ransom]

Wewill be using Anaconda to handle the python environment. First, we need to install anaconda on our machine. You can also consider installing miniconda for faster installation and lower storage consumption only if you are an advanced user. We recommend installing the full version of anaconda if you have limited experience with python and/or computer programming.

If you have installed the full version of Anaconda/Miniconda in Step 1, the most straightforward way to launch a terminal will be using the Anaconda prompt that comes with the conda installation. You should be able to find the Anaconda prompt from your Start menu. You can also consider installing Windows Subsytem for Linux (WSL).

You can also directly download the package as a ZIP file from our github webpage by following the guidance here. If you are following this route, you will need to unzip the package to your desired location after the download.

Navigate into the root directory of the cloned package. If you are using the anaconda prompt, you can look up common windows command line prompts. If you are using a unix-based shell (linux, macOS, or WSL subsystem), you can look up common commands for Unix. Either case, all you will need would probably be displaying list of files and directories in the current folder (dir for windows, ls for unix), and moving to different directories (cd [new_directory_path] for both windows and unix). You should end up at a directory called crease_ga and be able to see files named setup.py, environment.yml and README.md (among others) in the directory.

If everything is properly installed, you should see the current version number of the package printed. In that case, you are all set to use the crease_ga package! Remember to activate the proper environment every time by with conda activate crease_ga.

If you would like to first try our package by running our tutorial, you can directly launch a docker image of our environment, and access and interact with our jupyter notebook tutorial from a web browser without performing any installation steps above. To do this, click this badge:

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