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I am trying to run this python code but I will get the following error:
import rnn_base as rnn
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'rnn_base'
the problem is none of conda install rnn_base or pip install rnn_base can't find any package with name rnn_base to install.
Then can you please guide me how I should install this package on my python?
python python-3.x pip conda miniconda
asked Mar 26 at 19:31
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I am trying to run this python code but I will get the following error:
import rnn_base as rnn
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'rnn_base'
the problem is none of conda install rnn_base or pip install rnn_base can't find any package with name rnn_base to install.
Then can you please guide me how I should install this package on my python?
python python-3.x pip conda miniconda
asked Mar 26 at 19:31
Reza AmyaReza Amya
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rnn_baseis a python file and not a package. Have you tried adding the location of these files to your system path?
– Nivii1406
Mar 26 at 20:02
@Nivii1406 thank you so much. it solve my problem :)
– Reza Amya
Mar 26 at 20:19
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I am trying to run this python code but I will get the following error:
import rnn_base as rnn
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'rnn_base'
the problem is none of conda install rnn_base or pip install rnn_base can't find any package with name rnn_base to install.
Then can you please guide me how I should install this package on my python?
python python-3.x pip conda miniconda
asked Mar 26 at 19:31
Reza AmyaReza Amya
4177 silver badges21 bronze badges
I am trying to run this python code but I will get the following error:
import rnn_base as rnn
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'rnn_base'
the problem is none of conda install rnn_base or pip install rnn_base can't find any package with name rnn_base to install.
Then can you please guide me how I should install this package on my python?
python python-3.x pip conda miniconda
python python-3.x pip conda miniconda
asked Mar 26 at 19:31
Reza AmyaReza Amya
4177 silver badges21 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 19:31
Reza AmyaReza Amya
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Reza Amya
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Reza AmyaReza Amya
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asked Mar 26 at 19:31
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asked Mar 26 at 19:31
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rnn_baseis a python file and not a package. Have you tried adding the location of these files to your system path?
– Nivii1406
Mar 26 at 20:02
@Nivii1406 thank you so much. it solve my problem :)
– Reza Amya
Mar 26 at 20:19
add a comment |
2
rnn_baseis a python file and not a package. Have you tried adding the location of these files to your system path?
– Nivii1406
Mar 26 at 20:02
@Nivii1406 thank you so much. it solve my problem :)
– Reza Amya
Mar 26 at 20:19
2
2
rnn_base is a python file and not a package. Have you tried adding the location of these files to your system path?– Nivii1406
Mar 26 at 20:02
rnn_base is a python file and not a package. Have you tried adding the location of these files to your system path?– Nivii1406
Mar 26 at 20:02
@Nivii1406 thank you so much. it solve my problem :)
– Reza Amya
Mar 26 at 20:19
@Nivii1406 thank you so much. it solve my problem :)
– Reza Amya
Mar 26 at 20:19
add a comment |
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Add the following code to your python:
import sys
sys.path.append ('C:\DIRECTORY\OF\PLACE\WHERE\rnn_base\FILE\IS')
please note that you should point to the directory, not the file itself. and also use \ instead of
answered Mar 26 at 20:23
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Add the following code to your python:
import sys
sys.path.append ('C:\DIRECTORY\OF\PLACE\WHERE\rnn_base\FILE\IS')
please note that you should point to the directory, not the file itself. and also use \ instead of
answered Mar 26 at 20:23
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Add the following code to your python:
import sys
sys.path.append ('C:\DIRECTORY\OF\PLACE\WHERE\rnn_base\FILE\IS')
please note that you should point to the directory, not the file itself. and also use \ instead of
answered Mar 26 at 20:23
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Add the following code to your python:
import sys
sys.path.append ('C:\DIRECTORY\OF\PLACE\WHERE\rnn_base\FILE\IS')
please note that you should point to the directory, not the file itself. and also use \ instead of
answered Mar 26 at 20:23
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Add the following code to your python:
import sys
sys.path.append ('C:\DIRECTORY\OF\PLACE\WHERE\rnn_base\FILE\IS')
please note that you should point to the directory, not the file itself. and also use \ instead of
answered Mar 26 at 20:23
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answered Mar 26 at 20:23
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rnn_baseis a python file and not a package. Have you tried adding the location of these files to your system path?– Nivii1406
Mar 26 at 20:02
@Nivii1406 thank you so much. it solve my problem :)
– Reza Amya
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