Installing Python on Mac

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This document provides instructions for installing Python and various Python libraries on Mac OS X. It describes downloading and installing Python from python.org. It also explains how to install pip and then use pip to install popular Python packages like NumPy, SciPy, Matplotlib, Scikit-learn, TensorFlow, Theano, PyGame, OpenCV, and Requests. The user is instructed to open Terminal and run pip3 install package_name to install these libraries for Python 3.X. Detailed steps are provided for compiling and installing OpenCV from source.

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Download the Python's installer
python-3.6.0-macosx10.6.pkg

PIP
The instructions to install/uninstall the libraries for Python in use of pip
For Python < 3.4 (without pip installed by default) on Mac OS X, in Terminal:

sudo easy_install pip3

To update the version of pip for Python 3.X:

pip3 install --upgrade pip
For Python 3.X on Mac OS X, in Terminal: ( use pip for Python2 )

pip3 install package_name

pip3 install package_name==version

pip3 install --upgrade package_name

pip3 uninstall package_name

List of the installing libraries
Requests, the only Non-GMO HTTP library for Python.
Theano, a Python library that allows you to define, optimize, and evaluate mathematical
expressions involving multi-dimensional arrays efficiently.

For Python 3.X on Mac OS X, in Terminal:

pip3 install numpy

For Python 3.X on Mac OS X, in Terminal:

pip3 install scipy

For Python 3.X on Mac OS X, in Terminal:

pip3 install matplotlib

For Python 3.X on Mac OS X, in Terminal:

pip3 install sklearn

For Python 3.X on Mac OS X, in Terminal:

pip3 install tensorﬂow

For Python 3.X on Mac OS X, in Terminal:

pip3 install theano

For Python 3.X on Mac OS X, in Terminal:

pip3 install pygame

For Python 3.X on Mac OS X, in Terminal:

pip3 install requests

* You need to have numpy installed ﬁrst before you install opencv (cv2)
Download OpenCV for Mac from www.opencv.org

Once the download is done, unzip the "opencv-3.2.0.zip" ﬁle and then1.
move the "opencv-3.2.0" folder under a proper directory, such as the
user's Documents.

e.g. /Users/davidhsu/Documents/opencv-3.2.0
2. Under the folder of "opencv-3.2.0",
create a new folder and name it "build"

To install the library of openCV for Python, you also need ...

Open the application "CMake"

Browse Source to the folder of "opencv-3.2.0"
1.
Browse Build to the folder of "build" under opencv-3.2.0
2.
Click "Conﬁgure"3.

Choose "Unix Makeﬁles"
1.
Use default native compilers2.
Click "Done"3.

Check "Conﬁguring done" to make sure it was successful

Search "python"
1.
Only check "BUILD_opencv_python3"2.
If there is no "BUILD_opencv_python3" on the list, click

and name it "BUILD_opencv_python3".

Set up directory for each entry of PYTHON3

Check or set up the value for each entry as followings :

PYTHON3_EXECUTABLE

/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Version/3.6/bin/python3.6

PYTHON3_INCLUDE_DIR

/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Version/3.6/include/Python3.6m

PYTHON3_LIBRARY

/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Version/3.6/lib/libpython3.6m.dylib

PYTHON3_NUMPY_INCLUDE_DIRS

/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Version/3.6/lib/python3.6/site-
packages/numpy/core/include

PYTHON3_PACKAGES_PATH

/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Version/3.6/lib/python3.6/site-
packages

Check "Generating done" to make sure it was successful

In Terminal:

cd /Users/davidhsu/Documents/opencv-3.2.0/build
1.
make -j8
2.
sudo make install3.

Or try to import the module of cv2 in Python Shell
Execute python3 and import the module of cv2 to check
if the installation was successful

To verify if the modules have been installed successfully, try to
import each module and check its version like the followings.

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1. Installing Python on Mac David Hsu

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4. PIP The instructions to install/uninstall the libraries for Python in use of pip For Python < 3.4 (without pip installed by default) on Mac OS X, in Terminal: sudo easy_install pip3 To update the version of pip for Python 3.X: pip3 install --upgrade pip For Python 3.X on Mac OS X, in Terminal: ( use pip for Python2 ) pip3 install package_name pip3 install package_name==version pip3 install --upgrade package_name pip3 uninstall package_name

5. List of the installing libraries Requests, the only Non-GMO HTTP library for Python. Theano, a Python library that allows you to define, optimize, and evaluate mathematical expressions involving multi-dimensional arrays efficiently.

6. For Python 3.X on Mac OS X, in Terminal: pip3 install numpy

7. For Python 3.X on Mac OS X, in Terminal: pip3 install scipy

8. For Python 3.X on Mac OS X, in Terminal: pip3 install matplotlib

9. For Python 3.X on Mac OS X, in Terminal: pip3 install sklearn

10. For Python 3.X on Mac OS X, in Terminal: pip3 install tensorﬂow

11. For Python 3.X on Mac OS X, in Terminal: pip3 install theano

12. For Python 3.X on Mac OS X, in Terminal: pip3 install pygame

13. For Python 3.X on Mac OS X, in Terminal: pip3 install requests

14. * You need to have numpy installed ﬁrst before you install opencv (cv2) Download OpenCV for Mac from www.opencv.org

15. Once the download is done, unzip the "opencv-3.2.0.zip" ﬁle and then1. move the "opencv-3.2.0" folder under a proper directory, such as the user's Documents. e.g. /Users/davidhsu/Documents/opencv-3.2.0 2. Under the folder of "opencv-3.2.0", create a new folder and name it "build"

16. To install the library of openCV for Python, you also need ...

17. Open the application "CMake" Browse Source to the folder of "opencv-3.2.0" 1. Browse Build to the folder of "build" under opencv-3.2.0 2. Click "Conﬁgure"3.

18. Choose "Unix Makeﬁles" 1. Use default native compilers2. Click "Done"3.

19. Check "Conﬁguring done" to make sure it was successful

20. Search "python" 1. Only check "BUILD_opencv_python3"2. If there is no "BUILD_opencv_python3" on the list, click and name it "BUILD_opencv_python3".

21. Set up directory for each entry of PYTHON3

22. Check or set up the value for each entry as followings : PYTHON3_EXECUTABLE /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Version/3.6/bin/python3.6 PYTHON3_INCLUDE_DIR /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Version/3.6/include/Python3.6m PYTHON3_LIBRARY /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Version/3.6/lib/libpython3.6m.dylib PYTHON3_NUMPY_INCLUDE_DIRS /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Version/3.6/lib/python3.6/site- packages/numpy/core/include PYTHON3_PACKAGES_PATH /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Version/3.6/lib/python3.6/site- packages

23. Click "Generate"

24. Check "Generating done" to make sure it was successful

25. In Terminal: cd /Users/davidhsu/Documents/opencv-3.2.0/build 1. make -j8 2. sudo make install3.

26. Or try to import the module of cv2 in Python Shell Execute python3 and import the module of cv2 to check if the installation was successful

27. To verify if the modules have been installed successfully, try to import each module and check its version like the followings.

28. Congrats, enjoy programming in Python !

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