PAMI - An Open Source PAttern MIning Python Library

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Maintenance of PAMI library

We first describe the basic requirements for installing and using PAMI library. Next, we present the maintenance of PAMI library using pip command. Next, we describe the cloning of PAMI library from GitHub using git command. Finally, we discuss the methodology to download the Zip file of PAMI from GitHub and use it.

Requirements

  1. Python version: 3.5 and above
  2. Operating system: any
  3. Pre-requisites: psutil and pandas

Approach 1: Using pip command

This is the simplest and convenient way to install, upgrade, and uninstall the PAMI library.

  1. Installation step

    pip install pami

  2. Upgrade step

    pip install pami -U

  3. Uninstallation step

     pip uninstall pami -y

  4. Seeing the installation details

    pip show pami

CLICK HERE for more information on installing PAMI using pip.

Approach 2: Cloning through GitHub

Installation of PAMI library in some universities and industries may require prior permission from the administrative departments. In such cases, cloning may found to be a convenient way to maintain the latest version of PAMI library.

  1. Clone the PAMI repository using git command

    git clone https://github.com/udayRage/PAMI.git

  2. Regularly update the PAMI repository

    git pull PAMI

  3. Delete the PAMI repository

    git branch -d PAMI

Approach 3: Downloading the library from the GitHub

This is the most difficult and cumbersome process to utilize and maintain PAMI library. Thus, we recommend one of the above two process for utilizing the PAMI library. However, we are providing this process of installation for completeness purposes.

As PAMI is a python package, users can download the source code of this library from the Github and use it. We now explain this process.

  1. Download the PAMI-main.zip file from GitHub
  2. Unzip the PAMI-main.zip file.
  3. Enter into the PAMI-main folder and move the PAMI folder to the location of your choice. The location of your choice can be any folder in your machine or the folder of your source code.