I installed tensorflow in my virtual environment using virtualenv.I have installed python 3.7. and I ensure that tensorflow is installed in my virtual environment(I already checked using pip freeze command).This is also one evidence that ensures tensorflow is installed.
But when I started notebook in virtual environment and try to import it as below
import tensorflow as tf
It throws message
No module named 'tensorflow'
I am using only Python not other packages like anaconda and miniconda.
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I installed tensorflow using Ananconda3 command prompt (by creating environment named tensorenviron).
But when i try to import tensorflow module in Python script using IntelliJ, it shows no such module. Please help.
IntelliJ shows me the following:
In the above picture, I can select one of the SDKs. If i select Python 3.9 (tensorenviron - I installed it using anaconda3), I can only use tensorflow module and not pandas (installed separately through pip) and other modules. I can use pandas by selecting Python 3.10 SDK but then I lose tensorflow.
Python 3.10 path is shown in the above image
Python 3.9 (having tensorflow, installed through anaconda3) path is in above figure.
I have installed latest pip, but i didn't install tensorflow using pip.
Please help me install all under same path, but tensorflow doesn't seem to support Python 3.10
I am trying to use the module datefinder inside Jupyter Notebook. After activating a virtual environment inside the terminal, I installed this module using the following command: conda install -c conda-forge datefinder. When I try to import this module inside Jupyter notebook using from datefinder import find_dates I see this error
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'datefinder'
In the terminal (using Python 3.9.6), I can import the module datefinder but not inside the Jupyter Notebook (using Python 3.7.6). After that I also used pip install datefinder inside the Jupyter Notebook to install datefinder. After successfully installing datefinder, when I again tried to import this module, I still saw the same error ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'datefinder'. The same problem persisted, I could use the module inside terminal and not inside the notebook.
I faced similar problem when installing opencv using conda and troubleshooted this by adding kernel manually as described in this page https://www.programmersought.com/article/97466914065/ . I have also tried by changing the default kernel to the kernel I created manually and then tried to import this module and still I saw the same error.
Perform the installation on the jupyter notebook as shown below:
pip install datefinder
for more go to Github
I have sklearn installed but still I have error:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'sklearn.experimental'
when trying to run Jupyter notebook from Imputing missing values before building an estimator.
I'm using pip for installation without any virtual environment.
Just realized my pip version of sklearn is 20.03 while latest is scikit-learn v0.21.3
I've upgraded sklearn with (in CMD):
python -m pip install scikit-learn --user --upgrade pip
I've had permission error using standard upgrade command.
I had to restart Jupyter notebook kernel with clear output, run cells again, run again (in first cell in Jupyter Notebook):
%matplotlib inline
and than it was working.
I have tried all the methods available to install keras but of no use. when I install it using anaconda prompt it, it installs along Thano. But eveytime I import in jupyter file, jupyter can not find it and gives this error above:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'keras'
I am quite a newbie with Anaconda and Tensorflow.
I am using Ubuntu 16.04 x64, I have installed Anaconda and works ok. After, I have installed Tensorflow following precise instructions from Tensorflow website:
$ conda create -n tensorflow
$ source activate tensorflow
(tensorflow)$ pip install --ignore-installed --upgrade tfBinaryURL
And I has also installed ok. I have activated the new environment, launched Spyder and tested the tensorflow test installation program:
import tensorflow as tf
hello = tf.constant('Hello, TensorFlow!')
sess = tf.Session()
print(sess.run(hello))
And I get the error importing Tensorflow:
ImportError: No module named tensorflow
Is there any environment variable to change? How can I solve this? I know it can ba a simple question, but I would appreciate a lot any advise for this...
PD: My intention is to later install Keras. Should it be as simple as activating the environment and install Keras using pip?