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How to make default environment as conda environment in Spyder
I have installed tensorflow in conda environment and managed to connect it to jupyter by installing nb_conda and its working. But in Spyder it still shows "tensorflow module name not found" (perhaps Spyder is not connected to the conda environment). I have two questions :
1. How to enable Spyder to connect with conda environment so that I can run tensorflow
2. How to change default environment from "root" in conda prompt to my own created environment.
tensorflow jupyter spyder conda
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I have installed tensorflow in conda environment and managed to connect it to jupyter by installing nb_conda and its working. But in Spyder it still shows "tensorflow module name not found" (perhaps Spyder is not connected to the conda environment). I have two questions :
1. How to enable Spyder to connect with conda environment so that I can run tensorflow
2. How to change default environment from "root" in conda prompt to my own created environment.
tensorflow jupyter spyder conda
asked Jan 1 at 2:17
DroolDrool
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I have installed tensorflow in conda environment and managed to connect it to jupyter by installing nb_conda and its working. But in Spyder it still shows "tensorflow module name not found" (perhaps Spyder is not connected to the conda environment). I have two questions :
1. How to enable Spyder to connect with conda environment so that I can run tensorflow
2. How to change default environment from "root" in conda prompt to my own created environment.
tensorflow jupyter spyder conda
asked Jan 1 at 2:17
DroolDrool
214
I have installed tensorflow in conda environment and managed to connect it to jupyter by installing nb_conda and its working. But in Spyder it still shows "tensorflow module name not found" (perhaps Spyder is not connected to the conda environment). I have two questions :
1. How to enable Spyder to connect with conda environment so that I can run tensorflow
2. How to change default environment from "root" in conda prompt to my own created environment.
tensorflow jupyter spyder conda
tensorflow jupyter spyder conda
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Spyder runs in the conda enviroment in which it is installed. With Anaconda install, you get it installed in the base interpreter.
- For TensorFlow, create a new conda enviroment.
Install tensorflow in it.
conda install tensorflow
Install Spyder in the same enviroment.
conda install spyder
Or, directly install tensorflow in the base interpreter. Open the Anaconda prompt and enter ,
( base ) $ conda install tensorflow
answered Jan 1 at 5:43
Shubham PanchalShubham Panchal
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Spyder runs in the conda enviroment in which it is installed. With Anaconda install, you get it installed in the base interpreter.
- For TensorFlow, create a new conda enviroment.
Install tensorflow in it.
conda install tensorflow
Install Spyder in the same enviroment.
conda install spyder
Or, directly install tensorflow in the base interpreter. Open the Anaconda prompt and enter ,
( base ) $ conda install tensorflow
answered Jan 1 at 5:43
Shubham PanchalShubham Panchal
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Spyder runs in the conda enviroment in which it is installed. With Anaconda install, you get it installed in the base interpreter.
- For TensorFlow, create a new conda enviroment.
Install tensorflow in it.
conda install tensorflow
Install Spyder in the same enviroment.
conda install spyder
Or, directly install tensorflow in the base interpreter. Open the Anaconda prompt and enter ,
( base ) $ conda install tensorflow
answered Jan 1 at 5:43
Shubham PanchalShubham Panchal
524210
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Spyder runs in the conda enviroment in which it is installed. With Anaconda install, you get it installed in the base interpreter.
- For TensorFlow, create a new conda enviroment.
Install tensorflow in it.
conda install tensorflow
Install Spyder in the same enviroment.
conda install spyder
Or, directly install tensorflow in the base interpreter. Open the Anaconda prompt and enter ,
( base ) $ conda install tensorflow
answered Jan 1 at 5:43
Shubham PanchalShubham Panchal
524210
Spyder runs in the conda enviroment in which it is installed. With Anaconda install, you get it installed in the base interpreter.
- For TensorFlow, create a new conda enviroment.
Install tensorflow in it.
conda install tensorflow
Install Spyder in the same enviroment.
conda install spyder
Or, directly install tensorflow in the base interpreter. Open the Anaconda prompt and enter ,
( base ) $ conda install tensorflow
answered Jan 1 at 5:43
Shubham PanchalShubham Panchal
524210
answered Jan 1 at 5:43
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answered Jan 1 at 5:43
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