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That is pretty odd, under the same Theano version I have Can you do: |
I think it may have something to do with spyder. I can run I cannot run it in spyder (i've set the interpreter to the python in my conda environment). (?) |
@grinsted Yeah, we've seen weird things with spyder before. I would recommend using jupyter NB or figure out what the differences between the environments are. In any case, it doesn't seem like a pymc3 issue so closing this. |
For anybody struggling like i have. I finally got it to work using a conda environment based on this yml file: name: shawarma
dependencies:
- python
- cloudpickle
- ipykernel
- mingw
- libpython
- m2w64-toolchain
- mkl=2017
- pygpu
- theano
- pymc3
- parameterized
The 2017 version of MKL is probably only needed at this very moment. This works in the REPL, and in a jupyter notebook, but i have not got it to work in spyder (it is complaining about nose parameterized). |
Thanks for sharing. Did you have problems with a newer mkl version? |
Yes it failed without specifying 2017. I don't remember exactly the message. |
I'm very new to pymc3. I can install pymc3 on windows7 via pip but it's quite slow and showed these warning. I think it would be some problem with theano or my environment. WARNING (theano.configdefaults): g++ not available, if using conda: But, when I tried shawarma environment last night. I died anther way. =*= Could you guys please help me on this issue? |
@waiyawuth I think on Windows it is much easier to set up Theano using anaconda. |
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Description of your problem
I have struggled for so long to get pymc3 to work on my machine. It fails everytime. Please help.
It would be great with more verbose install instructions.
Please provide a minimal, self-contained, and reproducible example.
using conda, python36 in a new clean conda environment i do the following:
and then i run the linear regression example from here:
http://docs.pymc.io/notebooks/getting_started#A-Motivating-Example:-Linear-Regression
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(Note also the undeclared dependency on nose-parameterized.)
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