K-modes python installation using Anaconda
I am trying to install K-modes package in Anaconda.
I cannot find it in Anaconda anywhere.
How do I download and get it to work through an Anaconda distribution?
python anaconda
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I am trying to install K-modes package in Anaconda.
I cannot find it in Anaconda anywhere.
How do I download and get it to work through an Anaconda distribution?
python anaconda
asked Nov 16 '18 at 15:14
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I am trying to install K-modes package in Anaconda.
I cannot find it in Anaconda anywhere.
How do I download and get it to work through an Anaconda distribution?
python anaconda
asked Nov 16 '18 at 15:14
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I am trying to install K-modes package in Anaconda.
I cannot find it in Anaconda anywhere.
How do I download and get it to work through an Anaconda distribution?
python anaconda
python anaconda
asked Nov 16 '18 at 15:14
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I am on Mac and have just managed to install kmodes using pip and open in jupyter notebooks in Anaconda. If you are on Windows this might work differently, but you can try it.
First of all I opened the general terminal and I entered
conda info --envs
This shows you what virtual envs have been created in anaconda. It should show you one that says base/ at the start. Simply write source activate and then copy and past the base pathway, and press enter. This will open your anaconda environment.
Then you can do pip install kmodes and enter, and this will install kmodes into your anaconda environment.
I hope this works for you!
answered Jan 19 at 2:57
Sarah KuriaSarah Kuria
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Tried on Windows. It works! Use only 'activate' for Windows. Also after installation, you will not see in the Conda Installed Packages list. But it will work in your Python script
– Jyothi
Jan 27 at 2:34
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I am on Mac and have just managed to install kmodes using pip and open in jupyter notebooks in Anaconda. If you are on Windows this might work differently, but you can try it.
First of all I opened the general terminal and I entered
conda info --envs
This shows you what virtual envs have been created in anaconda. It should show you one that says base/ at the start. Simply write source activate and then copy and past the base pathway, and press enter. This will open your anaconda environment.
Then you can do pip install kmodes and enter, and this will install kmodes into your anaconda environment.
I hope this works for you!
answered Jan 19 at 2:57
Sarah KuriaSarah Kuria
313
Tried on Windows. It works! Use only 'activate' for Windows. Also after installation, you will not see in the Conda Installed Packages list. But it will work in your Python script
– Jyothi
Jan 27 at 2:34
add a comment |
I am on Mac and have just managed to install kmodes using pip and open in jupyter notebooks in Anaconda. If you are on Windows this might work differently, but you can try it.
First of all I opened the general terminal and I entered
conda info --envs
This shows you what virtual envs have been created in anaconda. It should show you one that says base/ at the start. Simply write source activate and then copy and past the base pathway, and press enter. This will open your anaconda environment.
Then you can do pip install kmodes and enter, and this will install kmodes into your anaconda environment.
I hope this works for you!
answered Jan 19 at 2:57
Sarah KuriaSarah Kuria
313
Tried on Windows. It works! Use only 'activate' for Windows. Also after installation, you will not see in the Conda Installed Packages list. But it will work in your Python script
– Jyothi
Jan 27 at 2:34
add a comment |
I am on Mac and have just managed to install kmodes using pip and open in jupyter notebooks in Anaconda. If you are on Windows this might work differently, but you can try it.
First of all I opened the general terminal and I entered
conda info --envs
This shows you what virtual envs have been created in anaconda. It should show you one that says base/ at the start. Simply write source activate and then copy and past the base pathway, and press enter. This will open your anaconda environment.
Then you can do pip install kmodes and enter, and this will install kmodes into your anaconda environment.
I hope this works for you!
answered Jan 19 at 2:57
Sarah KuriaSarah Kuria
313
I am on Mac and have just managed to install kmodes using pip and open in jupyter notebooks in Anaconda. If you are on Windows this might work differently, but you can try it.
First of all I opened the general terminal and I entered
conda info --envs
This shows you what virtual envs have been created in anaconda. It should show you one that says base/ at the start. Simply write source activate and then copy and past the base pathway, and press enter. This will open your anaconda environment.
Then you can do pip install kmodes and enter, and this will install kmodes into your anaconda environment.
I hope this works for you!
answered Jan 19 at 2:57
Sarah KuriaSarah Kuria
313
answered Jan 19 at 2:57
Sarah KuriaSarah Kuria
313
answered Jan 19 at 2:57
Sarah KuriaSarah Kuria
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answered Jan 19 at 2:57
Sarah KuriaSarah Kuria
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Tried on Windows. It works! Use only 'activate' for Windows. Also after installation, you will not see in the Conda Installed Packages list. But it will work in your Python script
– Jyothi
Jan 27 at 2:34
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Tried on Windows. It works! Use only 'activate' for Windows. Also after installation, you will not see in the Conda Installed Packages list. But it will work in your Python script
– Jyothi
Jan 27 at 2:34
Tried on Windows. It works! Use only 'activate' for Windows. Also after installation, you will not see in the Conda Installed Packages list. But it will work in your Python script
– Jyothi
Jan 27 at 2:34
Tried on Windows. It works! Use only 'activate' for Windows. Also after installation, you will not see in the Conda Installed Packages list. But it will work in your Python script
– Jyothi
Jan 27 at 2:34
add a comment |
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