Installation ============ .. role:: bash(code) :language: bash You can install the package either from PyPI or from source. Choose the latter if you want to access the files included the `experiments `_ folder or if you want to contribute to the project. From PyPI --------- Check that you have Python 3.10 (or later) and PyTorch (cpu or gpu) installed on your system. Then, install the package via pip: .. parsed-literal:: pip install torch-uncertainty To update the package, run: .. parsed-literal:: pip install -U torch-uncertainty From source ----------- To install the project from source, you can use pip directly. Again, with PyTorch already installed, clone the repository with: .. parsed-literal:: git clone https://github.com/ENSTA-U2IS-AI/torch-uncertainty.git cd torch-uncertainty Create a new conda environment and activate it: .. parsed-literal:: conda create -n uncertainty python=3.10 conda activate uncertainty Install the package using pip in editable mode: .. parsed-literal:: pip install -e . If PyTorch is not installed, the latest version will be installed automatically. Options ------- You can install the package with the following options: * dev: includes all the dependencies for the development of the package including ruff and the pre-commits hooks. * docs: includes all the dependencies for the documentation of the package based on sphinx * image: includes all the dependencies for the image processing module including opencv and scikit-image * tabular: includes pandas * all: includes all the aforementioned dependencies For example, to install the package with the dependencies for the development and the documentation, run the following command. It is a mandatory step if you want to contribute to the project. .. parsed-literal:: pip install -e .[dev,docs] To install the package with all the dependencies, run: .. parsed-literal:: pip install -e .[all]