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− | R/4.0.3 pandas/1.3.5 | + | R/4.0.3 pandas/1.3.5 pytorch/1.4 selene-sdk/0.1.3 |
− | + | deepcpg/1.0.7 pyfasta/0.5.2 pyyaml/5.1.1 selene-sdk/0.4.1 | |
− | deepcpg/1.0.7 pyfasta/0.5.2 pyyaml/5.1.1 selene-sdk/0.4.1 | + | |
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keras/2.2.4 python/3.7.4 samtools/1.9 tensorflow/1.13.1 | keras/2.2.4 python/3.7.4 samtools/1.9 tensorflow/1.13.1 | ||
− | miniconda/4.11.0 | + | miniconda/4.11.0 |
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Revision as of 18:04, 21 April 2022
Lmod is a Lua-based module system. Environment Modules provide a convenient way to dynamically change the users' environment through modulefiles.
Commands
Display modules available for users to load.
module avail example: module avail ------------------------------------------------------ /opt/modulefiles/Linux ------------------------------------------------------ R/4.0.3 pandas/1.3.5 pytorch/1.4 selene-sdk/0.1.3 deepcpg/1.0.7 pyfasta/0.5.2 pyyaml/5.1.1 selene-sdk/0.4.1 keras/2.2.4 python/3.7.4 samtools/1.9 tensorflow/1.13.1 miniconda/4.11.0
Load package.
module load packagename example: module load miniconda
Unload package.
module unload packagename example: module unload miniconda