When I run gretasitrep() on that machine I see “not available” for python, Tensorflow, and Tensorflow Probablilty. The issue with my work laptop running Windows 10 may be an administrator issue. I have been able to get greta 0.4.2 up and running on another personal PC, but it is not really a functioning machine now that it is running Windows 11. Looking for a solution to getting greta up and running. but at the end of all that I got the message:Įrror: one or more Python packages failed to install
I tried reticulate::install_miniconda(force=TRUE) which seemed to work, followed by: reticulate::conda_create( Use reticulate::install_miniconda(force = TRUE) to overwrite the previous installation.I didn’t explicitly initialize Tensorflow and when I try to follow the second approach to setting up python/miniconda:Įrror: Miniconda is already installed at path “C:/Users/degaspec/AppData/Local/r-miniconda”. (Note: Your R session should not have initialised Tensorflow yet.)įor more information, see ?install_greta_deps You can set these up by running this R code in the console: … failedĮrror: We have detected that you do not have the expected python packages setup. X Initialising python and checking dependencies, this may take a moment. I installed and loaded greta and ran install_greta_deps() then restarted R. At first, I chalked up my problems to being a novice Linux Mint user, but I was stumped at the same spot with pretty much the same messages after I ran install_greta_deps() on my Windows machine.
0 kommentar(er)
