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Step-by-Step Example

This section shows a step-by-step example of how to download Anaconda, set up an environment, begin working with the environment, and run MyoSim.

  1. Download GitHub Desktop and follow installation instructions by visiting https://desktop.github.com/ and clicking the “Download for Windows” button.

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  1. Launch GitHub Desktop through the Start Menu.

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  1. Sign into your GitHub account when prompted.
  2. Click “File” then click “Clone Repository”.

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  1. Clone the Python_MyoSim repository.

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  1. Download Anaconda - Go to https://www.anaconda.com/distribution/ and download the Python 3.7 version of Anaconda after clicking the “Windows” button.

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  1. Follow the installation instructions prompted by the Anaconda installer and accept all default options.
  2. Launch the Anaconda Prompt from the Start Menu.

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  1. Type conda create –name <NAME_OF_YOUR_ENVIRONMENT> where <NAME_OF_YOUR_ENVIRONMENT> is the name of the environment you would like to create. In this example, I’ve chosen example_environment. Type y for “yes” when you’re prompted to and hit Enter on your keyboard.

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  1. Launch the Anaconda Navigator from the Start Menu.

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  1. Change into the created environment by selecting it from the drop-down menu in the Anaconda Navigator.

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  1. Click the “Environments” button on the left panel of the Anaconda Navigator.

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  1. Change the package view to “Not Installed” by selecting it from the drop-down menu.

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  1. Search for and click the check box of numpy package.

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  1. Repeat step 14 for the following packages: “pandas”, “matplotlib”, “scipy”.
  2. Click “Apply” on the bottom left of the screen and proceed through the prompts.
  3. Navigate back to “Home”.

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  1. Install Spyder and Jupyter Notebook by clicking “Install” for both applications.

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  1. Launch Spyder through the same Anaconda Navigator window after installation.

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  1. Begin coding.

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