/Intro_to_Fraud_Detection/conda.yaml

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  1. # To create the conda environment:
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  2. # $ conda env create -n my_env_name -f conda.yaml
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  3. #
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  4. # To update the conda environment:
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  5. # $ conda env update -n my_env_name -f conda.yaml
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  6. #
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  7. # To register the conda environment in Jupyter:
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  8. # $ python -m ipykernel install --user --name my_env_name --display-name "Python (my_env_name)"
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  9. #
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  10. 

  11. channels:
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  12. - anaconda
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  13. - conda-forge
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  14. - defaults
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  15. dependencies:
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  16. - python==3.6
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  17. - numpy==1.13.3
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  18. - flask==1.0.2
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  19. - ipykernel==4.6.1
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  20. - cython==0.28.3
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  21. - pip:
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  22.   - pandas==0.22.0
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  23.   - scipy==1.1.0
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  24.   - scikit-learn==0.19.1
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  25.   - tornado==4.5.3
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  26.   - jupyter==1.0.0
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  27.   - lightgbm==2.1.1
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  28.   - matplotlib==2.1.2
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  29.   - requests==2.18.4
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  30.   - asyncio==3.4.3
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  31.   - aiohttp==2.0.3
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  32.   - SQLAlchemy==1.2.4
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  33.   # For websockets, add flask-socketio, gevent-websocket, wsaccel and ujson
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  34.   - flask-socketio>=3.0.1
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  35.   - gevent-websocket>=0.10.1
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  36.   - wsaccel>=0.6.2
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  37.   - ujson>=1.35
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