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Install GraphLab Create with Command Line

Option 1: Install into Anaconda Python Environment (recommended)

The below instructions assume Anaconda or mini conda (64-bit) is already installed on your machine. GraphLab Create installation requires a Python 2.7.x environment and pip version >= 7. IPython Notebook is recommended for getting the most out of our code samples.

Execute the following shell commands:

Step 1: Ensure Python 2.7.x

Create a new conda environment with Python 2.7.x

conda create -n dato-env python=2.7 anaconda

Activate the conda environment

source activate dato-env

Step 2: Ensure pip version >= 7

Ensure pip is updated to the latest version

mini conda users may need to install pip first, using ‘conda install pip’

conda update pip

Step 3: Install GraphLab Create

Install your licensed copy of GraphLab Create

pip install –upgrade –no-cache-dir https://get.dato.com/GraphLab-Create/1.7.1/GraphLab-Create-License.tar.gz

Step 4: Ensure installation of IPython and IPython Notebook

Install or update IPython and IPython Notebook

mini conda users may need to install first, using ‘conda install ipython ipython-notebook’

conda update ipython ipython-notebook

Upgrade to GraphLab Create with GPU Acceleration

GraphLab Create on Linux can be upgraded to support multiple NVIDIA GPUs. Applying GPUs to computation can significantly improve performance of the Neural Network Classifier.

Option 2: Install in Python environment using virtualenv
The below instructions assume an existing Python 2.7.x (64-bit) environment and virtualenv is already installed on your machine. GraphLab Create installation requires pip version >= 7. IPython Notebook is recommended for getting the most out our code samples.

Execute the following shell commands:

Step 1: Create and activate a new virtual environment (recommended)

Create a virtual environment named e.g. dato-env

virtualenv dato-env

Activate the virtual environment

$ source active dato-env/

Step 2: Ensure pip version >= 7

Make sure pip is up to date

pip install –upgrade pip

Step 3: Ensure installation of IPython and IPython Notebook

Install IPython Notebook (optional)

pip install “ipython[notebook]”

Step 4: Install GraphLab Create

Install your licensed copy of GraphLab Create

pip install –upgrade –no-cache-dir https://get.dato.com/GraphLab-Create/1.7.1/GraphLab-Create-License.tar.gz

Need help? See the FAQ for answers to common installation questions.
System Requirements

A Linux distribution with GLIBC >= 2.11
    Ubuntu >= 11.04
    Debian >= 6
    RHEL >= 6
    SLES >= 11
64-bit architecture
at least 4 GB of RAM
at least 2 GB of free disk space

If your system does not meet these requirements, you can use GraphLab Create on the AWS Free Tier.
Getting Started

Newcomer? Get started with the User Guide.

Already building with graphLab Create? Checkout our How-Tos to get code snippets that make you more productive.

See how others have used GraphLab Create by exploring our Gallery.

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