Alejandro Z. Espinoza
Alejandro Z. Espinoza
I installed cmdstand and cmdstanpy with conda using this command: `conda install -c conda-forge cmdstanpy` in a new environment `cmdstan`. I also set the config for the `osx-arm64` architecture via...
Ok. This is what I get: ``` (cmdstan) MacBook-Pro:daily-dose-stan-modeling espinoal$ echo $CXX arm64-apple-darwin20.0.0-clang++ ```
Here's the output from the first command (sorry, it's pretty long) ``` >>> cmdstanpy.rebuild_cmdstan(verbose=True) rm -f -r test rm -f rm -f rm -f rm -f removing dependency files rm...
Hmm, that line didn't work for me, but this did: `logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG, format='%(message)s')` Anyway, here's the output from running the python script again: ``` (cmdstan) MacBook-Pro:daily-dose-stan-modeling espinoal$ python 02_CmdStan_Fit.py INFO:cmdstanpy:compiling stan...
> Hm, it looks like we may have found a bug in Stan rather than any cmdstan[py] issue. Are you able to share your model file? > > It also...
So, on a clean environment, this is what I get when I try to install cmdstan through cmdstanpy: ``` >>> import cmdstanpy >>> cmdstanpy.install_cmdstan() Installing CmdStan version: 2.29.2 Install directory:...
Thanks for all the help! It sounds like it might be an issue with my Mac then...? So, I reinstalled Xcode. Then created a clean conda environment and installed cmdstanpy....
Since this seems to be specific to my machine I'll close this ticket.