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Pysdlb: /* Usage Examples */

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‎Usage Examples

Pysdlb: /* Creation of Virtual Environment Using Anaconda on Viper */

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‎Creation of Virtual Environment Using Anaconda on Viper

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‎Creation of Virtual Environment Using Anaconda on Viper

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Pysdlb: /* Purpose */

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 This provides a minimal Python configuration, as shown below:
-* For building an environment for [[TensorflowforGPU| AI models on a GPU]], otherwise continue below:
+* '''Important''' : For building an environment for [[TensorflowforGPU| AI models on a GPU]], otherwise continue below:
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 This provides a minimal Python configuration, as shown below:
-[[TensorflowforGPU For building an environment for running AI models on a GPU]]
+* For building an environment for [[TensorflowforGPU| AI models on a GPU]], otherwise continue below:
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	This provides a minimal Python configuration, as shown below:		This provides a minimal Python configuration, as shown below:
		+
		+	[[TensorflowforGPU For building an environment for running AI models on a GPU]]

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 The conda command is the preferred interface for managing installations and virtual environments with the Anaconda Python distribution.
-'''Note''': It is very likely within the next HPC, all python environments will be all virtual environments.
+'''Note''': It is very likely within the next HPC, all Python environments will be all virtual environments.
 ==Environment==
-This provides a minimal python configuration, as shown below:
+This provides a minimal Python configuration, as shown below:
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-To create a virtual environment using anaconda 4.6 with python version 3.7 on Viper,  you would use the conda create command as follows:
+To create a virtual environment using Anaconda 4.6 with Python version 3.7 on Viper,  you would use the conda create command as follows:
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 [user@c001 ~ ]$ module load python/anaconda/202111/3.9
-[user@c001 ~ ]$ conda create –n tensorflow1
+[user@c001 ~ ]$ conda create –n myenv1
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-The above command creates a new virtual environment called tensorflow1.
+The above command creates a new virtual environment called myenv1.
 To activate this virtual environment you would issue the following command:
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-[user@c001 ~ ]$ conda activate tensorflow1
+[user@c001 ~ ]$ conda activate myenv1
 </pre>
-On successful activation of this virtual environment you should the name of your environment in front of your login prompt like so:
+On successful activation of this virtual environment, you should the name of your environment in front of your login prompt like so:
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-(tensorflow1)  [user@c001 ~ ]$
+(myenv1)  [user@c001 ~ ]$
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-(tensorflow1) user@c001:~> conda install numpy
+(myenv1) user@c001:~> conda install numpy
 Fetching package metadata ...............
 Solving package specifications:
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-(tensorflow1) [user@c001]$ conda install -c conda-forge pygobject
+(myenv1) [user@c001]$ conda install -c conda-forge pygobject
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-[user@c001]$ conda create -n myenv scipy=0.15.0
+[user@c001]$ conda create -n myenv2 scipy=0.15.0
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-* or even defining the python version at 3.4
+* or even defining the Python version at 3.4
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-[user@c001 ~ ]$ source activate tensorflow1
+[user@c001 ~ ]$ source activate myenv1
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-{tensorflow1} [user@c001 ~ ]$ conda env export > tensorflow1.yml
+{myenv1} [user@c001 ~ ]$ conda env export > myenv1.yml
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	'''Note''': It is very likely within the next HPC, all python environments will be all virtual environments.		'''Note''': It is very likely within the next HPC, all python environments will be all virtual environments.
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−	~~== Usage Examples ==~~
−
−	* Python is provided by the [[applications/Anaconda\|Anaconda package]] too.
−	* Anaconda is the leading open data science platform powered by Python.

	==Environment==		==Environment==

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 ===Creation of Virtual Environment Using Anaconda on Viper===
 * '''IMPORTANT''': If you see an error like this:
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-then exit the terminal you're in and restart the session to read the new conda settings.
+To create a virtual environment using anaconda 4.6 with python version 3.7 on Viper,  you would use the conda create command as follows:
 On successful activation of this virtual environment you should the name of your environment in front of your login prompt like so:

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 ==Purpose==
-The purpose of the miniconda installation is that it is a basic Anaconda python install to allow users virtual environments.
+'''Important''': The purpose of the miniconda installation is that it is a basic Anaconda python install with a minimal set of modules to allow users virtual environments. This allows for custom virtual environments which can be quite small.
 ===Definition===
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 '''Note''': It is very likely within the next HPC, all python environments will be all virtual environments.
 == Usage Examples ==