I am exploring a way to run the Restoration Opportunities Optimization Tool under Debian Linux as a command line tool or as a Python library , and somehow I am having difficulties setting up all dependencies. I took the application from ROOT | Natural Capital Project , unpacked it using pyextractor …

To add more details: apparently there is a problem with marginal_tables/marginals.csv file generation: under Windows it is a larger file with a lot of columns, while under Linux when I rtry to run Root with the same input files and parameters it only contains a partial header, and no values: SDU_ID…

Hi @olessko , that’s neat that you went through all the trouble of decompiling the binaries! It’ll be way easier for you to just clone and run the source code from the root repository , though :slight_smile: The thing about package versions is that the debian:stable repos are typically pretty far b…

Hi James, Thank you very much for the advice and for the link to git repository. Somehow I could not find it, and thought that decompiling ROOT would be the only option :slight_smile: Anaconda-based install worked reasonably well (had to install GDAL and natcap.invest manually before that), but I …

Would you be able to share a functioning set of input files and parameters so that I could identify and fix the differences between an older ROOT version and the one from the repository? i’m i nteressting too

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