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Install Hmsc-HPC in a Python Virtual Environment on Windows

Source: R/Mod_Install_Hmsc.R
Install_Hmsc.Rd

This function sets up a Python virtual environment and installs the Hmsc-HPC package from a specified Git repository. It also installs TensorFlow and performs checks to to verify the installation of Python, the virtual environment, and the packages.

Usage

Install_Hmsc(
  Path_Python,
  Path_VE,
  URL_Hmsc = "https://github.com/trossi/hmsc-hpc.git@simplify-io",
  URL_rdata = "https://github.com/trossi/rdata.git@test-for-hmsc-v2",
  Force = FALSE
)

Arguments

Path_Python

Character string. Path to the Python executable.

Path_VE

Character string. Path where the virtual environment will be created. This can not be an existing folder.

URL_Hmsc

A character string for the Git repository (and branch name) of the Hmsc-HPC package.

URL_rdata

A character string for the Git repository (and branch name) of the rdata package. This is temporary to allow rdata package to write rds file. In the near future, this functionality will be pushed to the main branch of rdata.

Force

Whether to force the installation of Hmsc-HPC; i.e. using --force-reinstall as a suffix to the pip install command

Value

The function performs installation steps and returns NULL invisibly.

Details

The function performs the following steps:

  • Checks if the virtual environment directory already exists and stops with an error if it does

  • Verifies the Python version and installation

  • Creates a new Python virtual environment

  • Upgrades pip in the virtual environment

  • Installs the Hmsc-HPC package from the provided Git URL

  • Installs TensorFlow version 2.15

  • Installs rdata

  • Checks TensorFlow and Hmsc-HPC package installations

Author

Ahmed El-Gabbas

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
Install_Hmsc(
   Path_Python = "C:/Python/Python310/python.exe",
   Path_VE = "D:/Hmsc-HPC")
} # }