Lab 1 notebook can't import tensorflow module #4
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Add ipykernel install command to setup instructions. This ensures that jupyter has a kernel that refers to the virtualenv and its modules. Addresses yala#4 "Lab 1 notebook can't import tensorflow module" for the "Pip instructions" case. We may need a similar change for the Conda case, but I haven't tested that.
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Add ipykernel install command to fix issue #4
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This seems to fix it for the pip setup, i'll investigate if this applies for the conda installation before closing the issue. |
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When I try running Lab 1 according to the instructions and code in the Lab1 ipython notebook, Lab1.ipynb, the import fails.
It turns out that although I followed the setup instructions in README.md, the ipython instance was using my system-level Python interpreter and libraries, instead of the local ones within the virtualenv.
The solution for me was to execute this shell command,
python -m ipykernel install --user --name=intro_dlbefore running
jupyter notebook. Further instructions here.(I am a member of the public following along with 6.S191 from outside MIT. Thank you for making it available!)
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