Data analytics with Python - Installing Numpy
I am now checking out how data-analytics could be integrated technical analysis. My intention is to use pandas and implement some algos of mine. From what I have read, it is better that I be familiar with numpy first.
Initially I am thinking perhaps I have to use the pip command to install. To test that, I called up Pycharm and sure enough. the IDE could not recognize numpy (as it is not installed). Strangely PyCharm actually know the purpose of numpy and ask me whether I will like to switch to scientific mode. Well according to JetBrains: "Scientific mode in PyCharm provides support for interactive scientific computing and data visualization", so I select enable.
Next is to download numpy, Pycharm is really friendly. It gives me an option to load numpy and I do not to use pip. Nice feature and you can my numpy is now installed with the documentation shown on the right pane.
I am going for lunch and will update in this blog what I discovered using numpy.
See you soon...
Initially I am thinking perhaps I have to use the pip command to install. To test that, I called up Pycharm and sure enough. the IDE could not recognize numpy (as it is not installed). Strangely PyCharm actually know the purpose of numpy and ask me whether I will like to switch to scientific mode. Well according to JetBrains: "Scientific mode in PyCharm provides support for interactive scientific computing and data visualization", so I select enable.
Next is to download numpy, Pycharm is really friendly. It gives me an option to load numpy and I do not to use pip. Nice feature and you can my numpy is now installed with the documentation shown on the right pane.
I am going for lunch and will update in this blog what I discovered using numpy.
See you soon...
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