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===== Method using python 2.7 ===== | ===== Method using python 2.7 ===== | ||
- | Python 2.7 is still available, and tensorflow will work in that environment. has already been installed in a central location, so if python 2 is an option for you, you can use it. | + | Python 2.7 is still available |
===== Method using a python virtualenv: ===== | ===== Method using a python virtualenv: ===== | ||
- | Probably the mbest solution is, to create a separate python environment using python 3.6. | + | Probably the best solution is, to create a separate python environment using python 3.6. |
python3.6 -m venv mypython36 | python3.6 -m venv mypython36 | ||
here, mypython36 is the name you choose, which will become the directory name where it gets installed. | here, mypython36 is the name you choose, which will become the directory name where it gets installed. | ||
source mypython36/ | source mypython36/ | ||
- | this is the command to activate the environment. This step needs to be done every time you want to use this special python | + | or for bash: |
+ | source mypython36/ | ||
+ | this is the command to activate the environment. This step needs to be done every time you want to use this special python | ||
Inside the environment, | Inside the environment, | ||
pip install tensorflow | pip install tensorflow |