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Enthought provides scientific and analytic software, training, and consulting solutions utilizing Python. The Enthought Canopy (formerly EPD, or Enthought Python Distribution) software platform includes an integrated analysis and application development environment plus a Python distribution with over 200 pre-compiled core scientific and analytic libraries such as SciPy, NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, and IPython.

Enthought provides scientific and analytic software, training, and consulting solutions utilizing Python.

The Enthought Canopy (formerly EPD, or Enthought Python Distribution) software platform includes an integrated analysis and application development environment plus a Python distribution with over 200 pre-compiled core scientific and analytic libraries such as SciPy, NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, and IPython.

In 2014, Enthought introduced Enthought Training on Demand, an online learning library of Python training modules developed for scientists, engineers, and data analysts. The company also provides live Python training classes and consulting solutions for enterprises in industries such as finance, energy, aerospace, consumer products, and biotechnology.

The company was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Austin, Texas, with additional offices in Cambridge, UK, and Mumbai, India.

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Mayavi Python - is Enthought distribution mandatory?

I would like to use mayavi for 3d data visualization. I downloaded Mayavi module package, as well as dependencies VTK, wxpython, conjigobj. At compile time with IDLE, I have nevertheless a warning No module named traits.api. I find that this module…
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Busy/Wait Cursor in enthought traitsui

I am using the traitsui package from enthought. I'm launching a gui like this: appui = TestBenchUI() appui.configure_traits() Where TestBenchUI is a custom gui derived from enthought.traits.api.HasTraits. Some of the gui operations take some time…
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trouble with installing epdfree

I am trying to install epdfree on two virtually identical machines: Linux 2.6.18-308.1.1.el5, CentOS release 5.8., 64-bit machines. (BTW, I'm a bit new to python.) After the install on one machine, I run python and try to import scipy. Everything…
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"ImportError: ... Expected in: flat namespace" when setting up a mysql database

mySQL seems to be up and running just fine. But when I try to import MySQLdb into python I get a ImportError: ... Expected in: flat namespace. I think it has to do with having two different versions for python (well two different directories, same…
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py2exe traits GUI

I am trying do pack my program with py2exe. It uses traits GUI. After moving the import statement in image.py in function "convert_image" out of the try block the crated exe fails at the second of the following points: 1:…
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Why does scipy expose Lapack pbsv (b for banded, e.g. linalg.solveh_banded) but not ptsv (t for tridiagonal)?

Looking at the source for scipy.linalg.solveh_banded, it just wraps Lapack pbsv. I'm looking for a more efficient solver for tridiagonal (Hermitian, or in my case real symmetric) systems which I think should be provided by the Lapack ptsv function.…
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Which Enthought EPD distribution should I use?

I'm currently an undergrad Electrical Engineering student. I've been using MATLab for a while, but have grown weary of its syntax and subtleties. I've been trying to find an alternative, and after much searching have found Enthought. Since I'm a…
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Write-protect TabularAdapter Column

I've a table in Enthought Python that's displayed with a TabularAdapter. Using "def get_edit()", I can set any row(s) to be protected (the user can't change the values), but I can't find a way to write-protect a column... Anyone have any…
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Enthought Installtion Issue -- Error Writing to File

enter image description here Enthought is showing the error in the picture when installing.
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How to make user interface for a HasTraits class using the Enthought Tool Suite

I have two class, it is child class of HasTraits. this case: view =View( VGroup( HGroup( Label(u' '), Item( "bt_import", label=' ' ), Item( "bt_export",…
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Matplotlib error message: "TypeError: 'Ellipse' object is not iterable"

I tried to run an animation within matplotlib (Python) animate and I got the error TypeError: 'Ellipse' object is not iterable Ellipse is an object of type "patches" ... the result being: The program runs and produces the first subplot - it…
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Run python script from enthought canopy with an absolute path as an argument

I would like to run a python script from enthought canopy v1.5.0.2717, either in mac or windows, and provide a absolute file path as an argument using the run configuration dialog. In the run configuration I put an argument (for…
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tkinter on enthought canopy (Windows)

tkinter is supposed to be installed with standard python, but on my windows 8.1 computer (using enthought Canopy), I get the following error. I just updated everything. import…
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Why can't I use NumPy functions in Canopy's IPython?

I am struggling to use basic NumPy functions in my Python programme on Enthought's IPython, such as 'pi' and 'logspace' It also says that the term 'plot' is undefined - has it changed? Thanks so much
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Python Enthought Canopy: multiprocessing not working

I've been trying multiprocessing with enthought canopy (Windows 8). I tried the following example: import multiprocessing nProcesses=3 def worker(): """worker function""" print("working") return if __name__ == '__main__': jobs = [] …
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