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Installation
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Linux
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Windows
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One easy way to get a Python distribution with the required packages is to use the Anaconda environment from Continuum Analytics.
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* Download and install the free version of Anaconda according to your operating system from `their website <https://store.continuum.io>`_.
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* Open a (new) terminal window:
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* Navigate to Applications/Accessories/cmd, or
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* open *anaconda Command Prompt* from windows *start*
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You should now be able to launch a Python interpreter by typing *ipython* in the terminal. In the ipython prompt, you can check your installation by importing the libraries we will need later:
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$ import numpy
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$ import pylab
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To install the latest version of GPy, *git* is required. A *git* client on Windows can be found `here <http://git-scm.com/download/win>`_. It is recommened to install with the option "*Use Git from the Windows Command Prompt*". Then, GPy can be installed with the following command
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pip install git+https://github.com/SheffieldML/GPy.git@devel
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MacOSX
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