Using the jupyter notebook (error/usr/bin/python3: no module named ipykernel) on the local browser remote server_ launcher).Error reporting of importing tensorflow package from pycharm.ImportError: cannot import name pywrap_tensorflow.Error in importing tensorflow in Jupiter Notebook: no module named tensorflow solution.If there is still unsatisfiable error in the process, in addition to the dependency problem, you can also try: userdeMBP:~ user$ conda update conda It can be seen that tensorflow = 1.12.0 is successfully installed in the corresponding environment deep learning Then look at: (deeplearning) userdeMBP:~ user$ python ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'tensorflow'Īfter that, you can see that the installation is successful Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information. Of course, this may lead to the loss of some previously installed packages, because when you import tensorflow again, you can see that the previously installed tensorflow is gone (deeplearning) userdeMBP:~ user$ python
#CANNOT UPDATE ANACONDA NAVIGATOR UNSATISFIABLEERROR INSTALL#
I made a mistake: UnsatisfiableError: The following specifications were found to be in conflicĪfter using CONDA info tensorflow to view the dependencies, it is found that tensorflow & lt= Python 3.7 is not supported in version 1.12.0, and the highest version of tensorflow provided in Anaconda navigator is 1.12.0, so I reduced it to version 3.6, that is, running under the specified environment of deep learning (deeplearning) userdeMBP:~ user$ conda install python=3.6 Open your anacondanavigator, select it according to the figure below, and then apply to install it
It can be seen that tensorflow version 1.13.1 is installed > import tensorflow > tensorflow._version_ '1.13.1' > on darwin Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information. (deeplearning) userdeMacBook-Pro:~ user$ jupyter notebookīut it’s strange that I have installed tensorflow in my python3 environment, but it still doesn’t appear in jupyter (deeplearning) userdeMBP:~ user$ python ModuleNotFoundError Traceback (most recent call last)Ģ import h5py 3 import matplotlib.pyplot as plt -> 4 import tensorflow as tf 5 from import ops 6 import tf_utils ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'tensorflow'įirst of all, my jupyter notebook runs under the local environment of deep learning in Python 3 userdeMacBook-Pro:~ user$ conda activate deeplearning Use "conda info " to see the dependencies for each package.Īnyways, any help is appreciated and I am doing more research on this error.When we run in jupyter notebook, we may encounter the situation that there is no certain package, as follows:. "UnsatisfiableError: The following specifications were found to be in conflict: It's like the installer senses the previous directory and HAS to install a new instance of the app.Īnyways, I can't continue this way, it will keep adding more installs. So it will install RStudio in ANOTHER directory in the "envs" dir of my USER. The installer says, "Rstudio can't be installed in this environment". Whenever I launch Anaconda, I ALWAYS have to reinstall Rstudio. I have all the other applications on Anaconda installed and running, SPIDER, GlueVIZ, QtConsole, etc. I keep running into this error when trying to launch Rstudio.
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