I have installed vtk through the conda-forge channel. But get the below error upon importing vtk.
ImportError: No module named vtkRenderingOpenGLPython
Following this SO I added the path of my vtk package to PYTHONPATH. Including the path to the vtk-7.0.0-py27_2/lib where I see libvtkRenderingOpenGL-7.0.so
But no luck, import still does not find it. Any suggestions on what I am doing wrong are appreciated.
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I successfully installed a python package pip install fuzzy-matcher.
But when I "import fuzzymatcher" in Jupyter I received the error message:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'fuzzymatcher'
I've tried several variations import fuzzy_matcher, import fuzzymatcher etc, but none worked.
I am guessing 1) I installed the package in one directory but am calling it in another directory, or 2) the package carries a different name than the several variations I've tried. Any suggestions? Thanks.
I ran pip install python-binance.
from binance.client import Client
and get the error
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'binance
I have renamed the binance.py file because some people have said that solved it for them but still getting the error?
Tried a bunch of other things like uninstall and reinstall
Found the solution to this problem.
In the python interpreter I had the wrong package. I had 'binance' which I removed and added 'python-binance' package
I am trying to import pycaret but this error holds me back.
How do I solve this?
ImportError
I get this error when importing fbprophet. Actually this error happens when you import any package that contains pandas.
I'm trying to downgrade pandas but conda says my packages are in conflict.Probably need to reinstall anaconda to solve this.
I successfully installed PIL.
But when create new project I can`t import PIL.
Error:
(ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'PIL')
I am using Python 3.8 and tkinter.
Usually this happens when the python environment you're running is not the same environment that pip is updating. It's pretty common if you have more than one python installation.
Make sure that your OS environment variables for pip and python are directed toward appropriate script files of a particular install.
I wrote the following python line import scipy.io then I went to that folder's location in the cmd:
C:\Users\me\PycharmProjects\test>
and typed pip install scipy apparently it installed the dependencies then I went back to pycharm, ran my code and got error
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'scipy'
I'm just starting off with python I'm on windows 10.
PyCharm has a GUI for managing which python installation you use and packages installed:
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/installing-uninstalling-and-upgrading-packages.html