Technical requirements

For this chapter, there is one section with a small amount of code that demonstrates how to use a non-module Git repo for your own uses.

While this isn’t part of the hands-on section of the book, we’ve included the code to interface with a library: PeCLR. This code is also included in the book’s code repo with some additional functionality, including visualizing the points, but is just an example and is not meant to be a complete API for using PeCLR in your own project:

1. First, open Anaconda Command Prompt.
2. On Windows, hit Start and then type anaconda. This should bring up the following option:

Figure 8.1 – Anaconda Prompt

Click on this, and it will open an Anaconda prompt for the rest of the following commands.

3. Next, we need to clone a copy of the PeCLR library:

   git clone https://github.com/dahiyaaneesh/peclr.git

4. Download the model data.

The library includes a copy...