reticulate ImportError: No module named pandas in Rstudio version 1.2
1
I am trying to use the reticulate package in a Rmd file. I first created a setup chunk as follows:
library(reticulate)
use_virtualenv("r-reticulate")
use_python("C:\Python27")
Then I import pandas:
#importing libraries
import pandas
ImportError: No module named pandas
Detailed traceback:
File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
I have checked that pandas is already installed from the python command line. Why am I getting an import error here?
python r reticulate
asked Jan 18 at 21:52
umair durraniumair durrani
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1
I am trying to use the reticulate package in a Rmd file. I first created a setup chunk as follows:
library(reticulate)
use_virtualenv("r-reticulate")
use_python("C:\Python27")
Then I import pandas:
#importing libraries
import pandas
ImportError: No module named pandas
Detailed traceback:
File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
I have checked that pandas is already installed from the python command line. Why am I getting an import error here?
python r reticulate
asked Jan 18 at 21:52
umair durraniumair durrani
1,90022246
2
Silly question, but did you installpandaswhile the virtualenv was active?
– CodeSpent
Jan 18 at 22:25
@CodeSpent thanks for your comment. I guess I updated it to make sure that it was installed. Was that the culprit? What should I do now?
– umair durrani
Jan 18 at 23:35
1
Well your virtualenv is isolating your application, so justpip install pandasfrom inside your virtualenv.
– CodeSpent
Jan 18 at 23:39
1
Where do I dopip install pandas? Python does not recognize that. I can only do that in cmd on Windows and I am not sure if there is a cmd engine in knitr. Sorry, I am an R user and still learning Python.
– umair durrani
Jan 18 at 23:44
1
Added an answer, let me know if that works or if you need some more clarification. :)
– CodeSpent
Jan 18 at 23:53
add a comment |
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1
1
I am trying to use the reticulate package in a Rmd file. I first created a setup chunk as follows:
library(reticulate)
use_virtualenv("r-reticulate")
use_python("C:\Python27")
Then I import pandas:
#importing libraries
import pandas
ImportError: No module named pandas
Detailed traceback:
File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
I have checked that pandas is already installed from the python command line. Why am I getting an import error here?
python r reticulate
asked Jan 18 at 21:52
umair durraniumair durrani
1,90022246
I am trying to use the reticulate package in a Rmd file. I first created a setup chunk as follows:
library(reticulate)
use_virtualenv("r-reticulate")
use_python("C:\Python27")
Then I import pandas:
#importing libraries
import pandas
ImportError: No module named pandas
Detailed traceback:
File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
I have checked that pandas is already installed from the python command line. Why am I getting an import error here?
python r reticulate
python r reticulate
asked Jan 18 at 21:52
umair durraniumair durrani
1,90022246
asked Jan 18 at 21:52
umair durraniumair durrani
1,90022246
asked Jan 18 at 21:52
umair durraniumair durrani
1,90022246
asked Jan 18 at 21:52
umair durraniumair durrani
1,90022246
asked Jan 18 at 21:52
umair durraniumair durrani
1,90022246
1,90022246
2
Silly question, but did you installpandaswhile the virtualenv was active?
– CodeSpent
Jan 18 at 22:25
@CodeSpent thanks for your comment. I guess I updated it to make sure that it was installed. Was that the culprit? What should I do now?
– umair durrani
Jan 18 at 23:35
1
Well your virtualenv is isolating your application, so justpip install pandasfrom inside your virtualenv.
– CodeSpent
Jan 18 at 23:39
1
Where do I dopip install pandas? Python does not recognize that. I can only do that in cmd on Windows and I am not sure if there is a cmd engine in knitr. Sorry, I am an R user and still learning Python.
– umair durrani
Jan 18 at 23:44
1
Added an answer, let me know if that works or if you need some more clarification. :)
– CodeSpent
Jan 18 at 23:53
add a comment |
2
Silly question, but did you installpandaswhile the virtualenv was active?
– CodeSpent
Jan 18 at 22:25
@CodeSpent thanks for your comment. I guess I updated it to make sure that it was installed. Was that the culprit? What should I do now?
– umair durrani
Jan 18 at 23:35
1
Well your virtualenv is isolating your application, so justpip install pandasfrom inside your virtualenv.
– CodeSpent
Jan 18 at 23:39
1
Where do I dopip install pandas? Python does not recognize that. I can only do that in cmd on Windows and I am not sure if there is a cmd engine in knitr. Sorry, I am an R user and still learning Python.
– umair durrani
Jan 18 at 23:44
1
Added an answer, let me know if that works or if you need some more clarification. :)
– CodeSpent
Jan 18 at 23:53
2
2
Silly question, but did you install
pandas while the virtualenv was active?– CodeSpent
Jan 18 at 22:25
Silly question, but did you install
pandas while the virtualenv was active?– CodeSpent
Jan 18 at 22:25
@CodeSpent thanks for your comment. I guess I updated it to make sure that it was installed. Was that the culprit? What should I do now?
– umair durrani
Jan 18 at 23:35
@CodeSpent thanks for your comment. I guess I updated it to make sure that it was installed. Was that the culprit? What should I do now?
– umair durrani
Jan 18 at 23:35
1
1
Well your virtualenv is isolating your application, so just
pip install pandas from inside your virtualenv.– CodeSpent
Jan 18 at 23:39
Well your virtualenv is isolating your application, so just
pip install pandas from inside your virtualenv.– CodeSpent
Jan 18 at 23:39
1
1
Where do I do
pip install pandas? Python does not recognize that. I can only do that in cmd on Windows and I am not sure if there is a cmd engine in knitr. Sorry, I am an R user and still learning Python.– umair durrani
Jan 18 at 23:44
Where do I do
pip install pandas? Python does not recognize that. I can only do that in cmd on Windows and I am not sure if there is a cmd engine in knitr. Sorry, I am an R user and still learning Python.– umair durrani
Jan 18 at 23:44
1
1
Added an answer, let me know if that works or if you need some more clarification. :)
– CodeSpent
Jan 18 at 23:53
Added an answer, let me know if that works or if you need some more clarification. :)
– CodeSpent
Jan 18 at 23:53
add a comment |
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It appears pandas is not installed in your virtualenv. It may be on your machine, but your virtualenv isolates your application from the rest of your machine.
While your virtualenv is active:
- Open cmd/bash
- Run
pip install pandas
Now pandas should be available to you within this env. Later you can generate a requirements.txt file that makes dependency management much easier.
answered Jan 18 at 23:52
CodeSpentCodeSpent
746617
Thanks for your help, however, this didn't work for me. I first didlibrary(reticulate) use_virtualenv("r-reticulate") use_python("C:\Python27"). Thenpip install pandasin cmd showed that requirement is already satisfied. Then I ran thepythonchunkimport pandas. However, I still getImportError: No module named pandas. I have also tried closing and re-opening rstudio but to no avail.
– umair durrani
Jan 19 at 0:00
1
What about tryingpy_install("pandas")?
– CodeSpent
Jan 19 at 0:07
NameError: name 'py_install' is not defined
– umair durrani
Jan 19 at 0:10
1
Hmm. According to this article that's the proper way of installing python packages.
– CodeSpent
Jan 19 at 0:12
1
I've tried all the options and somehow managed to fail everytime! Gonna watch youtube videos on reticulate now. Thanks for your help @CodeSpent
– umair durrani
Jan 19 at 1:23
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It appears pandas is not installed in your virtualenv. It may be on your machine, but your virtualenv isolates your application from the rest of your machine.
While your virtualenv is active:
- Open cmd/bash
- Run
pip install pandas
Now pandas should be available to you within this env. Later you can generate a requirements.txt file that makes dependency management much easier.
answered Jan 18 at 23:52
CodeSpentCodeSpent
746617
Thanks for your help, however, this didn't work for me. I first didlibrary(reticulate) use_virtualenv("r-reticulate") use_python("C:\Python27"). Thenpip install pandasin cmd showed that requirement is already satisfied. Then I ran thepythonchunkimport pandas. However, I still getImportError: No module named pandas. I have also tried closing and re-opening rstudio but to no avail.
– umair durrani
Jan 19 at 0:00
1
What about tryingpy_install("pandas")?
– CodeSpent
Jan 19 at 0:07
NameError: name 'py_install' is not defined
– umair durrani
Jan 19 at 0:10
1
Hmm. According to this article that's the proper way of installing python packages.
– CodeSpent
Jan 19 at 0:12
1
I've tried all the options and somehow managed to fail everytime! Gonna watch youtube videos on reticulate now. Thanks for your help @CodeSpent
– umair durrani
Jan 19 at 1:23
|
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It appears pandas is not installed in your virtualenv. It may be on your machine, but your virtualenv isolates your application from the rest of your machine.
While your virtualenv is active:
- Open cmd/bash
- Run
pip install pandas
Now pandas should be available to you within this env. Later you can generate a requirements.txt file that makes dependency management much easier.
answered Jan 18 at 23:52
CodeSpentCodeSpent
746617
Thanks for your help, however, this didn't work for me. I first didlibrary(reticulate) use_virtualenv("r-reticulate") use_python("C:\Python27"). Thenpip install pandasin cmd showed that requirement is already satisfied. Then I ran thepythonchunkimport pandas. However, I still getImportError: No module named pandas. I have also tried closing and re-opening rstudio but to no avail.
– umair durrani
Jan 19 at 0:00
1
What about tryingpy_install("pandas")?
– CodeSpent
Jan 19 at 0:07
NameError: name 'py_install' is not defined
– umair durrani
Jan 19 at 0:10
1
Hmm. According to this article that's the proper way of installing python packages.
– CodeSpent
Jan 19 at 0:12
1
I've tried all the options and somehow managed to fail everytime! Gonna watch youtube videos on reticulate now. Thanks for your help @CodeSpent
– umair durrani
Jan 19 at 1:23
|
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It appears pandas is not installed in your virtualenv. It may be on your machine, but your virtualenv isolates your application from the rest of your machine.
While your virtualenv is active:
- Open cmd/bash
- Run
pip install pandas
Now pandas should be available to you within this env. Later you can generate a requirements.txt file that makes dependency management much easier.
answered Jan 18 at 23:52
CodeSpentCodeSpent
746617
It appears pandas is not installed in your virtualenv. It may be on your machine, but your virtualenv isolates your application from the rest of your machine.
While your virtualenv is active:
- Open cmd/bash
- Run
pip install pandas
Now pandas should be available to you within this env. Later you can generate a requirements.txt file that makes dependency management much easier.
answered Jan 18 at 23:52
CodeSpentCodeSpent
746617
answered Jan 18 at 23:52
CodeSpentCodeSpent
746617
answered Jan 18 at 23:52
CodeSpentCodeSpent
746617
answered Jan 18 at 23:52
CodeSpentCodeSpent
746617
746617
Thanks for your help, however, this didn't work for me. I first didlibrary(reticulate) use_virtualenv("r-reticulate") use_python("C:\Python27"). Thenpip install pandasin cmd showed that requirement is already satisfied. Then I ran thepythonchunkimport pandas. However, I still getImportError: No module named pandas. I have also tried closing and re-opening rstudio but to no avail.
– umair durrani
Jan 19 at 0:00
1
What about tryingpy_install("pandas")?
– CodeSpent
Jan 19 at 0:07
NameError: name 'py_install' is not defined
– umair durrani
Jan 19 at 0:10
1
Hmm. According to this article that's the proper way of installing python packages.
– CodeSpent
Jan 19 at 0:12
1
I've tried all the options and somehow managed to fail everytime! Gonna watch youtube videos on reticulate now. Thanks for your help @CodeSpent
– umair durrani
Jan 19 at 1:23
|
show 2 more comments
Thanks for your help, however, this didn't work for me. I first didlibrary(reticulate) use_virtualenv("r-reticulate") use_python("C:\Python27"). Thenpip install pandasin cmd showed that requirement is already satisfied. Then I ran thepythonchunkimport pandas. However, I still getImportError: No module named pandas. I have also tried closing and re-opening rstudio but to no avail.
– umair durrani
Jan 19 at 0:00
1
What about tryingpy_install("pandas")?
– CodeSpent
Jan 19 at 0:07
NameError: name 'py_install' is not defined
– umair durrani
Jan 19 at 0:10
1
Hmm. According to this article that's the proper way of installing python packages.
– CodeSpent
Jan 19 at 0:12
1
I've tried all the options and somehow managed to fail everytime! Gonna watch youtube videos on reticulate now. Thanks for your help @CodeSpent
– umair durrani
Jan 19 at 1:23
Thanks for your help, however, this didn't work for me. I first did
library(reticulate) use_virtualenv("r-reticulate") use_python("C:\Python27"). Then pip install pandas in cmd showed that requirement is already satisfied. Then I ran the python chunk import pandas. However, I still get ImportError: No module named pandas. I have also tried closing and re-opening rstudio but to no avail.– umair durrani
Jan 19 at 0:00
Thanks for your help, however, this didn't work for me. I first did
library(reticulate) use_virtualenv("r-reticulate") use_python("C:\Python27"). Then pip install pandas in cmd showed that requirement is already satisfied. Then I ran the python chunk import pandas. However, I still get ImportError: No module named pandas. I have also tried closing and re-opening rstudio but to no avail.– umair durrani
Jan 19 at 0:00
1
1
What about trying
py_install("pandas")?– CodeSpent
Jan 19 at 0:07
What about trying
py_install("pandas")?– CodeSpent
Jan 19 at 0:07
NameError: name 'py_install' is not defined– umair durrani
Jan 19 at 0:10
NameError: name 'py_install' is not defined– umair durrani
Jan 19 at 0:10
1
1
Hmm. According to this article that's the proper way of installing python packages.
– CodeSpent
Jan 19 at 0:12
Hmm. According to this article that's the proper way of installing python packages.
– CodeSpent
Jan 19 at 0:12
1
1
I've tried all the options and somehow managed to fail everytime! Gonna watch youtube videos on reticulate now. Thanks for your help @CodeSpent
– umair durrani
Jan 19 at 1:23
I've tried all the options and somehow managed to fail everytime! Gonna watch youtube videos on reticulate now. Thanks for your help @CodeSpent
– umair durrani
Jan 19 at 1:23
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Silly question, but did you install
pandaswhile the virtualenv was active?– CodeSpent
Jan 18 at 22:25
@CodeSpent thanks for your comment. I guess I updated it to make sure that it was installed. Was that the culprit? What should I do now?
– umair durrani
Jan 18 at 23:35
1
Well your virtualenv is isolating your application, so just
pip install pandasfrom inside your virtualenv.– CodeSpent
Jan 18 at 23:39
1
Where do I do
pip install pandas? Python does not recognize that. I can only do that in cmd on Windows and I am not sure if there is a cmd engine in knitr. Sorry, I am an R user and still learning Python.– umair durrani
Jan 18 at 23:44
1
Added an answer, let me know if that works or if you need some more clarification. :)
– CodeSpent
Jan 18 at 23:53