Added Pillow to requirements.txt#2010
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[pycaffe] Add Pillow to requirements.txt
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Is 2.7.0 really required? 2.3.0 comes with Ubuntu 14.04 ( @danielhamngren, was there a reason you chose 2.7.0? Or was that simply the default version that came when you did a |
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Hi, I used 2.7.0, as you guessed, because that was the default one at the time when doing a 'pip install pillow'. If everything works with 2.3.0, then I agree 2.7.0 is too stringent. |
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This change will prevent the caffe python package break due to lack of supported image formats. I don't know which image formats would be supported without Pillow (or PIL) but now at least JPEG and PNG are supported.
See #1997
Most people in this field probably already have Pillow or PIL and wouldn't notice about this, but it'll make installing pycaffe a little bit easier on a fresh OS install.