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## Python Dependencies

MARINE uses Python >= 3.8.18, and all required dependencies can be installed using the conda or mamba commands described below.
MARINE uses Python >= 3.10, and all required dependencies can be installed using the conda or mamba commands described below.

# Installation
Simply git clone this repository using the link at the top right on the main repository page. Should take at most a minute or two.
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git clone https://github.com/YeoLab/MARINE.git
```

MARINE was developed and tested using Python 3.8.18 and is not guaranteed to work with earlier versions of Python.
Use the provided .yml file to create a new conda environment that contains all required dependencies, including the proper Python version, for MARINE:
MARINE was developed and tested using Python 3.10 and is not guaranteed to work with earlier versions of Python.
Use the provided .yaml file (marine_environment2.yaml) to create a new conda environment that contains all required dependencies, including the proper Python version, for MARINE:

```
conda env create --file=marine_environment2.yaml
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