Added How to Install Dependencies + Common Issue Section to README.md

README.md

@@ -23,6 +23,61 @@ February 2015 and notify the authors.
 To use the evaluation script (metrics.py): see
 [coco-caption](https://github.com/tylin/coco-caption) for the requirements.
 
+## How to Install Dependencies
+Go to your terminal or command line and type each of the commands below:
+
+```
+pip install numpy
+pip install scikit-learn
+pip install scikit-image
+pip install argparse
+pip install theano
+```
+## Common Issues and How to Solve them
+### cPickle import issue
+In some files there will be an import statement like this:
+
+`import cPickle as pkl`
+
+that might give you an error statement when you try to run any files within this repository
+
+If you have tried: 
+
+`pip install cPickle`
+
+and that command results in an error message:
+
+```
+ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement cPickle (from versions: none)
+ERROR: No matching distribution found for cPickle
+```
+Then change "cPickle" to "pickle" as shown below:
+
+`import pickle as pkl`
+
+cPickle is just a faster version of pickle, so this should work as an alternative
+
+### Theano Issue
+As the `Dependencies` section stated, if you ran into issues with Theano then you would need to revert back to a previous commit.
+
+To do this, first do:
+
+`git log`
+
+This will show the previous commits, if you want to see more commits then press the spacebar or the enter key. Once you found the right commit,
+press "q" to get out of `git log`.
+
+Then, copy the combination of letters and digits after "commit" on the commit you want to revert back to, for example for `commit de281cebfb9965cc53873f9dd92e6eca418dc4a7` you only want to copy `de281cebfb9965cc53873f9dd92e6eca418dc4a7`.
+
+Then type in `git reset` and paste the thing you copied a space after that, for example:
+
+`git reset de281cebfb9965cc53873f9dd92e6eca418dc4a7`
+
+And that should revert you back to a previous copy.
+
+### Errors with print statements
+If you are having errors related to some print statements in this codebase, then you should put the strings/variables in the same line as `print` inside of parentheses
+
 ## Reference
 
 If you use this code as part of any published research, please acknowledge the