Trouble installing Tensorflowjs in conda environment

[vivek verma]

Hi everyone, 

I am new to tensorflowjs and want to install tensorflowjs in my conda virtual environment. But I get an error saying "No matching distribution found for tensorflow==1.10.1 (from tensorflowjs)."  I use Windows OS and my conda as well as tensorflow are up-to-date. I am using 'pip install tensorflowjs' for installation inside my virtual environment.

Any help will be much appreciated.

Thanks,

Vivek 

[Shanqing Cai]

This is a known issue: https://github.com/tensorflow/tfjs/issues/704

The 1.10.1 release of TensorFlow python skipped Windows. Can you try the following

1) Manually install the latest version of tensorflow, in addition to the other dependencies: pip install tensorflow==1.11.0rc2 h5py numpy keras

2) Then install tensorflowjs: pip install --no-deps tensorflowjs

This issue should resolve soon when we upgrade the tensorflow dependency to 1.11.0.

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[vivek verma]

Hi Shanqing,

Thank you for your response and providing help. Your suggestions worked for installing tensorflowjs. I manually installed tensorflow==1.11.0cr2 and then installed tensorflowjs. 

However another problem came up after installing the above frameworks. This time Keras fails to load when I try to import it in jupyter notebook. I read similar issues in github but not able to resolve it. I am attaching the error for reference. During installation of Keras 2.2.2 in command prompt I got some warnings about incompatibility as well. I took a snapshot of those warnings. 

Please let me know if you have any suggestions. 

Thank you,

Vivek 

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Regards,

Vivek Verma, MS

[Shanqing Cai]

Does the same error occur if you do it outside the Jupyter notebook, e.g., from a plain text terminal?

[vivek verma]

Hi Shanqing, 

I get similar error in Python plain text terminal. I see someone posted exactly the same error in github. I am looking into its solution.

I will update you.

Vivek

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[Shanqing Cai]

This seems to be a TensorFlow problem (i.e., not a TensorFlow.js problem per se). Can you take a look at this TF GitHub issue and see whether there is any useful info for you there?
https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/issues/11571