Troubleshooting
===============
ASReview LAB is advanced machine learning software. In some situations, you
might encounter unexpected behavior. See below for solutions to
common problems.
Unknown Command "pip"
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The command line returns one of the following messages:
.. code:: bash
-bash: pip: No such file or directory
.. code:: bash
'pip' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
First, check if Python is installed by using the following command:
.. code:: bash
python --version
If this doesn't return a version number, then Python is either not installed
or not correctly installed.
Most likely, the environment variables aren't configured correctly. Follow
the step-by-step installation instructions on the ASReview website (`Windows `__
and `MacOS `__).
However, there is a simple way to resolve incorrect environment variables
by adding `python -m` in front of the command. For example:
.. code:: bash
python -m pip install asreview
Unknown command "asreview"
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In some situations, the entry point "asreview" can not be found after installation.
First check whether the package is correctly installed. Do this with the command
`python -m asreview -h`. If this shows a decryption of the program, use
`python -m` in front of all your commands. For example:
.. code-block:: bash
python -m asreview lab
Build dependencies error
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The command line returns the following message:
.. code:: bash
"Installing build dependencies ... error"
This error typically happens when the version of your Python installation has been
released very recently. Because of this, the dependencies of ASReview are not
compatible with your Python installation yet. It is advised to install
the second most recent version of Python instead. Detailed step-by-step instructions
to install Python (and ASReview LAB) are available for
`Windows `__ and
`MacOS `__ users.