MEAlytics has two main ways of installation; running MEAlytics as a Python package, or installation using a Windows installer.
Using a Windows Installer
MEAlytics also provides a Windows installer, which provides the simplest way of installing MEAlytics on a Windows machine. Installers for every version can be found in the releases tab.
For the installer, the package is bundled into an executable using PyInstaller, and turned into an installer using Inno Setup.
Installing Python
A Python interpreter is required to run MEAlytics, the interpreter using the official python installer. All python versions can be found on https://www.python.org/downloads/. MEAlytics has been developed and tested on python 3.14, but will most likely also work on other python 3.8+ versions.
There are plenty of guide available for this process online, to check if your installation was succesful, you can run:
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Installing MEAlytics
Once both python and pip have been installed, acquiring the MEA analysis tool should be simple. For the next step we will use pip to install the tool.
First, open the command prompt, then enter:
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Upgrade Library
MEAlytics might receive further updates to enhance the analysis, or fix problems. To check the current version of the library, open the command prompt, and enter:
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The most recent available version of the library can be found on the pypi page. The library can be upgraded using the command:
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