Nov-04-2020, 02:09 PM
I installed tensorflow and keras on my Windows 10 Pro system months ago. I was a little surprised because I know that I used my keras environment before. When I read the initial error it said I must use tensorflow 2.2, I had 2.1. I upgraded and it still says I need to install tensorflow 2.2.
I could not understand the error because as I said conda list and said that I had tensorflow 2.2 installed. So why the error?
This is not related except we are again talking about tensorflow and here it says that it is not installed. I can show you the output of conda list and pip list that claims that tensorflow 2.2 is installed.
I usually run a Docker image/containers when doing this with Ubuntu, but recently started using jupyter notebook on Windows 10.
I have never had an easy time of it using jupyter notebook on Windows 19, but things were going well until yesterday afternoon.
I upgraded both tensorflow and keras to the highest level, I could. Whenever, I did the installer found the previous version,
removed it and installed a later version either keras or tensorflow..
If the installer can find tensorflow, why can't the interpreter?
I will bet even money that this will go very well on a Docker containers. Why does it screw up with Windows 10 native? I do not know.
As I said, keras and tensorflow are there!!!, and are the latest versions. Why can't jupyter notebook for Windows 10 find them while the upgrade software has no trouble.I thought this was a forum, I did not know it exists to berate people who ask intelligent questions. It sure seems that is your mission statement.
I just cannot understand why the python interpreter cannot find the latest and greatest tensorflow that is installed.
I do not understand several things about python. The first is this for this question.
I also installed yfinance and I used pip to do it, because conda would not. If I run pip list and conda list then, only pip list shows yfinance.
Why do pip list and conda sometimes give different outputs? They give the same on tensorflow and keras, however.
There Are other things to bring up, but this post is already too long.
I ask questions is good faith. In my past I answered similar question, Fortran, c, Pascal at help desk. I never thought the jobor questions were beneath me.
Respectfully,
ErnestTBass
I could not understand the error because as I said conda list and said that I had tensorflow 2.2 installed. So why the error?
This is not related except we are again talking about tensorflow and here it says that it is not installed. I can show you the output of conda list and pip list that claims that tensorflow 2.2 is installed.
I usually run a Docker image/containers when doing this with Ubuntu, but recently started using jupyter notebook on Windows 10.
I have never had an easy time of it using jupyter notebook on Windows 19, but things were going well until yesterday afternoon.
I upgraded both tensorflow and keras to the highest level, I could. Whenever, I did the installer found the previous version,
removed it and installed a later version either keras or tensorflow..
If the installer can find tensorflow, why can't the interpreter?
I will bet even money that this will go very well on a Docker containers. Why does it screw up with Windows 10 native? I do not know.
As I said, keras and tensorflow are there!!!, and are the latest versions. Why can't jupyter notebook for Windows 10 find them while the upgrade software has no trouble.I thought this was a forum, I did not know it exists to berate people who ask intelligent questions. It sure seems that is your mission statement.
I just cannot understand why the python interpreter cannot find the latest and greatest tensorflow that is installed.
I do not understand several things about python. The first is this for this question.
I also installed yfinance and I used pip to do it, because conda would not. If I run pip list and conda list then, only pip list shows yfinance.
Why do pip list and conda sometimes give different outputs? They give the same on tensorflow and keras, however.
There Are other things to bring up, but this post is already too long.
I ask questions is good faith. In my past I answered similar question, Fortran, c, Pascal at help desk. I never thought the jobor questions were beneath me.
Respectfully,
ErnestTBass