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Version conflicts when installing in ubuntu
i used "pip3 install moodlemlbackend" for installation of moodlemlbackend. But it said Tensorflow version 1.14 is required (Which is older version, and supported by pip2)
So i used "pip2 install moodlemlbackend" instead. But then i got error, it requires scikit-learn 0.21 (Which is a newer version, supported by pip3)
i used "pip3 install moodlemlbackend" for installation of moodlemlbackend. But it said Tensorflow version 1.14 is required (Which is older version, and supported by pip2)
So i used "pip2 install moodlemlbackend" instead. But then i got error, it requires scikit-learn 0.21 (Which is a newer version, supported by pip3)
Hi did you get any solution to this so far coz i am also sailing on the same boat
i used "pip3 install moodlemlbackend" for installation of moodlemlbackend. But it said Tensorflow version 1.14 is required (Which is older version, and supported by pip2) So i used "pip2 install moodlemlbackend" instead. But then i got error, it requires scikit-learn 0.21 (Which is a newer version, supported by pip3)
Hi did you get any solution to this so far coz i am also sailing on the same boat
Nop.
What version of moodlemlbackend is it trying to install?
I don't think python2/pip2 is going to work.
I usually install this way: https://github.com/moodlehq/moodle-mlbackend-python/blob/master/INSTALL-venv.md
I am installing it on windows
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What version of moodlemlbackend is it trying to install?
I don't think python2/pip2 is going to work.
I usually install this way:
https://github.com/moodlehq/moodle-mlbackend-python/blob/master/INSTALL-venv.md
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you are probably on your own then. I wouldn't be surprised if you were the first person to try and install Moodle's mlbackend on a windows O/S. - Good luck.
@Parneet786 if it helps, installation is probably best performed in a python virtual environment, such as conda (anaconda navigator includes this) or using a linux environment hosted on your windows pc using something like virtualbox.
So in case if i do that what path will i give in system adminitsration settings in moolde when i select backend to be python for analytics?
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@Parneet786 https://github.com/Parneet786 if it helps, installation is probably best performed in a python virtual environment, such as conda (anaconda navigator includes this) or using a linux environment hosted on your windows pc using something like virtualbox.
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If you use conda / anaconda navigator then usual it is something like /Users/yourname/anaconda3/envs/nameofenvironment and then choose the appropriate version of python (usually in bin)
I wonder if we should close the issue. @Deval99 - have you managed to install mlbackend or still having problems?
@Parneet786 if you still have not found a solution I would open a separate issue with relevant name otherwise it is confusing to see Ubuntu in title but the actual issue is for Windows
Cheers, Ilya
