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Please see the [Building LightningCast wiki](https://gitlab.ssec.wisc.edu/jcintineo/lightningcast/-/wikis/Building-LightningCast) before running it in near-real time. Please see the [Building LightningCast wiki](https://gitlab.ssec.wisc.edu/jcintineo/lightningcast/-/wikis/Building-LightningCast) before running it in near-real time.
Activate your Python environment with `mamba activate TF`.
### Using `w2alg` ### Using `w2alg`
You can now run the program, `src/predict_ltg.py`. Do `python predict_ltg.py -h` to see the help options. Typically, realtime processing is started and stopped using the `w2alg` utility, which should be in your `$PATH`. You can modify `src/realtime/w2algrun/w2alg.conf` to make changes to processes started and stopped by `w2alg`. You can now run the program, `src/predict_ltg.py`. Do `python predict_ltg.py -h` to see the help options. Typically, realtime processing is started and stopped using the `w2alg` utility, which should be in your `$PATH`. You can modify `src/realtime/w2algrun/w2alg.conf` to make changes to processes started and stopped by `w2alg`.
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