Installation with pip
See original GitHub issueRunning pip search keras-rl
suggests that the package is pip-installable, but when I try to do it I get a “No matching distribution found” error. Is it supposed to work? If not, it would be very convenient.
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I’ve just published version 0.2.0 to pypi: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/keras-rl/0.2.0
You can now use
pip install keras-rl
to install the package.I see! So there’s an entry, but nothing uploaded. Well, it makes sense to use the development version, yes. I’ll stick to the git installation. Thanks!