Should we make NuPIC python 3 compliant?

[yahro]

Pointing anyone looking for Python 3 migration:

NuPIC & Python 2 end of life

Since NuPIC 1.0, when Numenta starting focusing entirely on research, we have had NuPIC (Python) and NuPIC Core (C++) in maintenance mode. As I’m sure you’re all aware, NuPIC is largely written in Python 2.7. You may also be aware that Python 2.7 will reach end of life on January 1st, 2020 and won’t be maintained after that date. Numenta will not be upgrading NuPIC to Python 3. Because of legacy bindings between NuPIC and Python 2.7, upgrading NuPIC to Python 3 is a non-trivial task. The NuPI…

[Zbysekz]

But it’s definitely worth mentioning HTM.core:
Actively developed Hierarchical Temporal Memory (HTM) community fork (continuation) of NuPIC. Implementation for C++ and Python
which among other things supports python 3.

[Gravity256]

Just to clarify terminology, what is the relationship between NuPIC core and HTM core?

[Zbysekz]

Read first sentences on the page (in the readme) from the link above?

… This is a Community Fork of the nupic.core C++ repository, with Python bindings…
…Actively developed C++ core library (Numenta’s NuPIC repos are in maintenance mode only)…