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pip install saliency will always install a cpu version of tensorflow #9

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MugleLei opened this issue May 18, 2018 · 2 comments
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@MugleLei
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While I already have installed a gpu version of tensorflow(the pic above), 'pip install saliency' will still install a cpu version of tensorflow for me(the pic below), is there any way to avoid this? or is two version of tensorflow exist simultaneously not a problem
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Indeed, this is a problem. Completely messed up my tensorflow installation :( ...

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bwedin commented Jul 28, 2021

#49 moves tensorflow into the subpackage tf1, so pip install should not add an installation of tensorflow. Additionally, versions past TensorFlow v2.0 does not make the distinction between the two versions.

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