Alternative procedure to calculate the quantum Hall conductivity?

Hello Kwant users, I have been trying to calculate the Hall conductivity in a time reversal broken Weyl semimetal (Weyl axis z) by using a 6-terminal Hall bar geometry with two current leads along z and 4 voltage leads perpendicular to z and then injecting unit current through the left current lead and calculate the p.d. across the voltage leads by inverting the conductance matrix as shown in qhe.py. However, it seems for some cases in thin film systems (thin film along x), the conductance matrix is singular and I cannot get results. Is there an alternative way to calculate the Hall conductivity in this case where one does not need to invert the conductance matrix? Thanks in advance.

Hello Adipta, Hope you are doing good. I am learing kwant simulation. When I want to install kwant at jupyter notebook, I failed. It showed the one of dependency package (tinyarray) is failed to install. Did you face any problem when installing or importing kwant. It will be great help if you reply and suggest me anything to resolve this issue. Thanks in advance.
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