probnum

Probabilistic numerics codehub for study group @UoL

Python setup

For now, the repo files doesn't use a lot of external modules. So, any basic Python 2.7 with matplotlib, jupyter and numpy should work. An Anaconda environment is advisable. After installing the conda manager run the following lines on a terminal to set your environment (Linux/Mac OS).

conda create --name probnum python=2
source activate probnum
conda install jupyter 
pip install numpy matplotlib

For windows users

Open the command line bundled with your Anaconda installation and run the following

conda create --name probnum python=2
activate probnum
conda install jupyter 
pip install numpy matplotlib

That should get you started. After your environment is set, load a jupyter session within the directory of your cloned repo.

Any further customisations will be posted as needed. Any changes to the repository will be handled by pull requests.