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An alternative approach to linear algebra in Python 26 | 27 | 28 | ## Quick Installation 29 | * Currently, PyArmadillo only supports `pip`. But it will support `conda` in the next step. 30 | * The installation process is much easier as a precompiled version of PyArmadillo is available via the Python Package Index (PyPI). 31 | * Use the following command for installation: 32 | `pip3 install --user pyarma` 33 | or 34 | `pip3 install pyarma` 35 | * If `pip3` cannot be found, try using the following alternatives: 36 | 37 | * `python3 -m pip` 38 | * `py -m pip` 39 | * To upgrade PyArmadillo via pip: 40 | `pip3 install --upgrade --user pyarma` 41 | or 42 | `pip3 install --upgrade pyarma` 43 | **NOTE**: It's possible that `pip` may erroneously not find the newest version. In that case, try the following command: 44 | `pip3 install --no-cache-dir --upgrade --user pyarma` 45 | or 46 | `pip3 install --no-cache-dir --upgrade pyarma` 47 | 48 | ## FAQ 49 | * Why do we choose Gitlab as our codebase? 50 | * We choose GitLab, as Microsoft has acquired GitHub. 51 | * Microsoft is a nefarious entity with a long and consistent history of [unconscionable & unethical behaviour](https://jacquesmattheij.com/what-is-wrong-with-microsoft-buying-github). 52 | * **_I still consider Github as a lovely community and hence will update the code package here when the new version comes_ :D** 53 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------