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ModelArts GA UMN 06052022 from R&D R&D provided a new version of the ModelArts User Manual in May 2022. Depends-On: #11 Reviewed-by: Artem Goncharov <Artem.goncharov@gmail.com>
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Should I Access the Python Environment Same as the Notebook Kernel of the Current Instance in the Terminal?
The following uses the TensorFlow-1.8 engine as an example. The operations on other engines are similar. You only need to replace the engine name and version number in the commands.
- Open a notebook instance.
- On the displayed Jupyter dashboard, click New and select Terminal from the shortcut menu.
- The README file exists in the user directory on the Terminal. The file describes how to switch different Python environments.
- Enter the following command in the code input bar to search for a virtual environment name:
- Enter the following command in the code input bar to activate different environments: For example, for the TensorFlow-1.8 engine in the Python2 environment, you can replace ** with TensorFlow-1.8 in the command line. You can replace it with the engine of another version. Example:
source /home/ma-user/anaconda2/bin/activate **
Parent topic: Notebook