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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Norbert Preining wrote:<br>
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cite="mid:20200721083615.GG4613@bulldog.preining.info">pip is a
source of trouble for those who don't know what it is for and how
it is used and should be used.<br>
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Is this true ? A research group of which I am a member recently
needed to install a suite of AI programs; none of us had any prior
experience of Python whatsoever, yet following very simple
instructions all were able to use "pip" to install the necessary
pre-requisite components without difficulty.<br>
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<i>Philip Taylor<br>
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The necessary packages are not installed by default and will
need to be added. Open a "conda" prompt and type :</div>
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<span>pip install pillow<br>
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<div>pip install matplotlib<br>
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<div>pip install pandas<br>
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<div>pip install imgaug<br>
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<span>pip install keras</span></div>
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pip install tensorflow</div>
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(I also needed 'pip install sklearn' to run KNN)</blockquote>
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