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Version 2.3
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SIPVZ authored Mar 10, 2020
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RUN pip3 install pandas scipy patsy matplotlib numdifftools seaborn
RUN pip3 install pyflux
RUN pip3 install pyramid-arima
RUN pip3 install tensorflow
RUN pip3 install tensorflow==1.14.0
RUN pip3 install -U statsmodels
RUN pip3 install tbats
RUN pip3 install celery
RUN pip install redis
RUN service redis-server start
RUN pip install h5py


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![alt text](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/BBVA/timecop/master/doc/img/flow_chart.jpg)

## Installation

To use timecop the easiest way is to deploy the docker image made with the last version.
The steps to use the docker images are:

1. Install docker
2. Download timecop docker image:

**docker pull trakuo/timecop:devel**
3. Execute a container with the timecop image:

**docker run --name timecoprunning -p 3000:80 trakuo/timecop:devel**
5. Open web test page to test timecop is running

**http://localhost:3000/static/index.html**



## Web test page

to use timecop there is another option, a web page that you can use locally and test timecop from CSV files before integrating it into any application
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