I want to limit text scores using the $gt operator. Using the find function, I can sort the text scores according to the text similarity status from largest to smallest. I can get the cursor with the highest score by putting a limit of 1 on the rank. But I don’t want the ones whose text score is below the
Tag: anaconda
Should I reinstall all Python libraries if I install Anaconda’s Python as primary in my system?
I have been using Python on Windows for some time to analyze survey data, usually available in the form of Excel files. For this reason I have installed several libraries, including pywin32, holoview, bokeh, pandas, numpy and so on. Now I have found that there is a Python distribution called Anaconda which is a prerequisite for some artificial intelligence libraries
flask –app hello run — Error: No such option: –app
TL;DR running flask –app from the command line results in Error: No such option: –app. The current version of Anaconda (at the time of this question) includes Flask version 1.x. Here is the code from the Flask hello world tutorial at: palletsprojects.com quickstart and running it with: flask –app hello run results in the error, How can I run this
How to resolve the Error in anaconda start up?
Few days ago, Anaconda Navigator used to work fine but now it won’t open; I’ve even reinstalled the navigator but still getting the same issue. Here is the error message Navigator Error: Main Error Traceback Answer According to github the problem lies with “config.yaml” file in C:Usersaxith.continuumanaconda-clientconfig.yaml , rename it to config.old or delete it
An error occured to code like that “argument of type ‘method’ is not iterable”
I would like to predict future stock price and I tried to create calculate function but when I run code below I found an error. I am not sure if I missing (), or not. Could you please advice me? The above is the code and the below is the error shown as below: Answer The issue is with the
Safety and Clobber errors during clone of anaconda base environment (Version 2022.05)
I installed the anaconda distribution (version 2022.05) on a windows 10 (64 bit) machine. During installation I followed the recommendations given here (installed it only for myself and didn’t add anaconda to the PATH variable). I didn’t change any setting, so you can assume a virgin anaconda with default settings. I need to install some additional packages which aren’t part
Is the conda tool installed in the base environment or out of it?
When I try to update conda, I was told to execute conda update -n base conda, does this mean that the conda tool is installed in the base environment? Or the conda tool is installed out of any environment? Answer Yes. On all typical1 distributions it is always installed in the base environment.2 One can check all environments with the
Unable To Run AzureML Experiment with SDK – Failed to Build Wheel for pynacl / Exit status:1
I am trying to run a AzureML Experiment using sdk (following a Udemy course). When I try to use the Experiment.submit function the experiment prepares and then fails with the following error messages: The Azure env as created within my anaconda navigator for a short period of time and then gets removed. Does anyone know how I can get around
How can i add Anaconda Prompt to VScode terminal?
i’m trying to add anaconda prompt to vscode terminal. i googled it, but i found that it’s not possible method cuz terminal.integrated.shell.windows terminal.integrated.shellArgs.windows is now unavailable on settings. is there any way to solve this? Answer I’m sorry to tell you that it can’t be realized at present.The Python extension automatically detects existing conda environments provided that the environment contains
TypeError: Mean() missing 1 required positional argument: ‘data’
I’m trying to program a basic mean calculator using classes. However, I’m getting the error I have two files: one which contains the class with the mean function and then one which calls it, and that is when I’m getting the error. My code is: And the code which throws the error is: Answer Mean is an instance method, so