The analysis for this research was conducted on a Ubuntu 14.04.4 LTS machine hosted on an AWS EC2 server. A full description of the machine used can be found here.
The specific dependencies are as follows:
Start information copied from [the main pipeline documentation](repositories_dependencies_and_pipeline.md)
1. Drake
Only required for loading the Nashville data (see below).
For package dependencies, see requirements.txt
3. Luigi
pg_tools needs to exist in the repositories when you run any of the luigi population scripts. If you cloned the repositories with the --recursive flag, you should have them already. If you don't already have them, or you're getting errors that luigi cannot find pg_tools, you can try recloning pg_tools with the following commands:
cd [path to police-eis repo]\schemas\pg_tools
git submodule init
git submodule update
and for the police-eis-private repo:
cd [path to police-eis repo]\police-eis-private\schemas\pg_tools
git submodule init
git submodule update
Once the machine is configured, the repositories can be cloned.
There are a number of repositories that are and have been used in the course of developing the police early intervention system. This document is designed to describe the purpose and content of each. There is detailed documentation about each of the repositories used.
For the police-eis repository, simply run:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/dssg/police-eis.git
For the police-eis-private repository, change your directory to be in the root level of the police-eis repository, and then run:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/dssg/police-eis-private.git
The --recursive flag is important because it will make sure to clone any submodules that are included in the repositories (currently this is only pg_tools).
End information copied from [the main pipeline documentation](repositories_dependencies_and_pipeline.md)