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I was able to resolve this error by changing the versions of ```python``` and channel(s) I used to install ```rpy2```. As much as possible I installed all the packages /...

Thank you so much for the diligent and continued follow-up @adamhaber . I will try that and let you know asap. Sree

Hi I still the same error after I recreatedand built a new environment from scratch. Do you know what the exact dependenciesfor rpy2 are? I tried and failed to locate....

Hi Adam I tested the following example of calling R from rpy2 and it worked (the code creates a plot) import rpy2.robjects as robjects r = robjects.r x = robjects.IntVector(range(10))...

Hi Adam @adamhaber An additional code I ran is the following code from rpy2 website and it did not work. I got the same error I have been getting as...

I tried one other piece of code from rpy2 website: same error @adamhaber **new code** *R package names* packnames = ('ggplot2', 'brms') *R vector of strings* from rpy2.robjects.vectors import StrVector...

@adamhaber I noticed in the **rpy2** website that it compiles using Python 3.5 and R 3.2+. See the link here: https://rpy2.github.io/doc/v2.9.x/html/overview.html#background See the section under **Requirements** I'm working with Python...

@adamhaber I'm doing that now. I will let you know how it proceeds

@adamhaber I just got these 2 errors towards the end of the installation process: I will still test it though and let you know. One is for *pip* and the...

I was able to resolve the above ```Theano``` error after understanding the ```requirements``` file which showed that ```pymc-learn``` is best suited to work with ```pymc3=3.4.1``` and ```python=3.6``` I did a...