Detailed instruction available at pyradiomics.readthedocs.io
- Ensure that you have install python first. As I use Mac OS Sierra(version 10.12.3), I download the latest python 3.6.3. Python 2 is an earlier version, although still been updated, the new develop packages can be more compatible with Python 3. I downloaded Python in the link below https://www.python.org/downloads/mac-osx/
2. Ensure you have the version control system git installed. I opened the terminal.app and checked whether I had git in my computer. Luckily, it accompanied with the OS system. git –version to check my git version. If you can’t find git, just go to the GitHub for solutions.
3. Clone the repository: type git clone git://github.com/Radiomics/pyradiomics in the terminal.app. if successfully clone, you can find a folder named pyradiomics.
4. For MacOS system, I used the following lines to install the pyradiomics
cd pyradiomics #or use pwd to make sure you are the directory of pyradiomics. I must confess although follow the instruction, I still tried several times and got errors dozens of times but Calvin, who is the core programmer in Youhaosuda （友好速搭 ）, is really awesome, he just solve the problem within 10 seconds.
The following is the command line he suggested me to use to install
Python3 –m pip install – r requirement.txt
Python3 setup.py install
Then you can find the terminal run and get you a feedback as Finished processing.
Hope you can find it useful (blink).
