Documentation update for windows support and some formatting. #1
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I have added installation documentation for windows in the README.md file. I have also added some extra notes on how to install anaconda to create a virtual environment.
I use a code formatted called 'black'. It is very strict in terms of the PEP8 style guide. So there are some small changes in the .py files due to these formatting changes.
I also updated the LD_LIBRARY_PATH in the Linux section of the README.md as I think it was incorrect.
Lastly a question out of interest. Why has NumPy been imported as nm and not np?