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problems installing fmridenoise #87
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I will address it tomorrow. For now it looks like I haven't put |
Hello,
Thanks very much.
Another thing I noticed: one of the requirements is numpy<1.16.5,>=1.11. But the latest version of numpy, which I have installed, is v1.19.0. Can fmridenoise run with this more recent version of numpy or do I need to install an older version?
Regards,
Anthony
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I will address it tomorrow. For now it looks like I haven't put requirements.txt in MANIFEST.in.
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I acknowledged both you suggestions and included them in version 0.2.1. |
That’s great, thanks very much.
The installation seems to have worked — I got the 'Successfully installed fmridenoise-0.2.1' at the end of the installation.
But I can’t seem to run it. I just get the following error:
…-bash: /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.9/bin/fmridenoise: /usr/bin/sh: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
I’ve done a quick google search and I think the problem is that my system's sh interpreter is at /bin/sh rather than at /usr/bin/sh
If there’s a solution I can make at my end, then I’m happy to try what you recommend.
Thanks,
Anthony
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I acknowledged both you suggestions and included them in version 0.2.1.
Please check if everything is working now, if everything is fine we can close this issue.
Btw. I wonder how is our software running on Mac - we had no access to any, so some platform dependent bugs may occur.
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Thanks Siegfried. I got it running OK with that command (after changing python to python3). 'fmridenoise compare' ran through all the subjects I specified, but there were some errors along the way and the group report was not produced. Attached are the 4 crash report files. I haven't managed to work out whether the problem is in the code and/or at my end. Could you please look into this when you get the chance?
Thanks,
Anthony
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Subject: Re: [compneuro-ncu/fmridenoise] problems installing fmridenoise (#87)
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fmridenoise console command is just calling this file https://github.com/compneuro-ncu/fmridenoise/blob/master/fmridenoise/scripts/fmridenoise - shebang is not suitable for mac (and for windows too)
for now you can just get access to fmridenoise by calling python -O -m fmridenoise - it should work as calling the script.
I will change it in next minor release from /usr/bin/sh to /bin/sh.
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Hello,
I'm unable to install fmridenoise on my Mac (OS Mojave, with the preinstalled Python 2 and the latest installation of Python 3.9). I've tried several ways:
Via Terminal (bash), with commands
(a) pip install fmridenoise
(b) python3 -m pip install fmridenoise
Downloaded the latest version of fmridenoise from github, unzipped it, cd in Terminal to the downloaded location, and enter following command in Terminal: python setup.py install.
The respective error messages are below. I'd be grateful for your help.
Both 1(a) and 1(b) give the following error message:
ERROR: Command errored out with exit status 1: python setup.py egg_info Check the logs for full command output.
Option 2 gave me the following error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "setup.py", line 3, in
import versioneer
File "/Users/Atkinson/fmridenoise-0.2.0/versioneer.py", line 1739
file=sys.stderr)
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
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