Hello! I have read about your project at www.golem.de some weeks ago and I am interested to see what is possible with nupic. So I am also new to this and have made the same experiences as Uwe regardinging installing nupic. In my case it is ubuntu 12.04 LTS 64bit.
Finally after some days I got it working with pyenv and the tip about enabling shared libs along with the file "python2.6.conf" in etc/ld.so.conf.d. It shows to the place where the libpython2.6.so.1.0 has been put by pyenv (i.e. /home/hans/.pyenv/versions/2.6.8/lib). Test shows passing, but there are still errors (I guess from C++ parts). I don't know if those are intended to have or not. Now I do not know where to continue after reading OPF description. Maybe there is some documentation about which development tools are necessary and also some explanation on how to start developing a simple OPF example. Thanks in advance. Best regards, Hans Czylok 2013/7/15 Uwe Kirschenmann <[email protected]> > Hello, > > i am pretty new to the nupic mailing list but do have a few questions > concerning the implementation of NuPIC and the documentation. It tooks some > time to get the whole setup running on my virtual box and i let out a cry > of joy when the tests endend sucessfully. i then set up eclipse and loaded > the relevant python (OPF) files of the build and the experiment into my > project folder. i debugged that to get an understanding and wrote down > sequence diagrams (hotgym-experiment). from there i learned that some calls > are made into the c++ libs via swig. Then i asked myself how to debug this > code from within the calling python code - which i did not manage. what i > can do, is call the c++ code from the sample tests you mentioned in the > installation instructions. all in all that was pretty frustrating. > > my questions are: > * do you have project-files that one can use (like in eclipse) for setting > the structure up correctly? > * is it possible to debug the c++ code from python that makes calls to > swig-implementations? > * what else is needed to get a better understanding of the whole setup (my > guess is, that the participants of the hackathon do have some advantage), > for example other directories in the numenta folder... > > Best regards, > > Uwe > > _______________________________________________ > nupic mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.numenta.org/mailman/listinfo/nupic_lists.numenta.org >
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