issue with building wheel and installing nevergrad and dependancies about robyn HOT 5 CLOSED

i solved it after using the reticulate script via installing manually via conda the nevergrad and then forcing to use the correct python version instead of the standard 2.7 version pre-installed from apple

install bayesian-optimization
install nevergrad via terminal
conda install -c conda-forge nevergrad

check different python version available
then use the python version which had nevergrad by checking in terminal to make sure that python had installed the
conda list

then in rstudio
use_python("/Users/stefanoalli/opt/anaconda3/envs/r-reticulate/bin/python3.7")

this resolved the issue on my side and i was able to execute the code and get the output

from robyn.

great. also on line 45 in the .exec script, I've specified the command to install nevergrad in Rstudio. You need to run it once before using Robyn: conda_install("r-reticulate", "nevergrad", pip=TRUE)

from robyn.

yes i run conda_install("r-reticulate", "nevergrad", pip=TRUE) but still was throwing errors... it took quite many trials of running the script and investigating to identify the problem that i was experiencing

once i specified the
use_python command
it accepted nevergrad installation and worked fine

from robyn.

good one. i'll add this to the comments. thanks!

from robyn.

i solved it after using the reticulate script via installing manually via conda the nevergrad and then forcing to use the correct python version instead of the standard 2.7 version pre-installed from apple

install bayesian-optimization install nevergrad via terminal conda install -c conda-forge nevergrad

check different python version available then use the python version which had nevergrad by checking in terminal to make sure that python had installed the conda list

then in rstudio ### use_python("/Users/stefanoalli/opt/anaconda3/envs/r-reticulate/bin/python3.7")

this resolved the issue on my side and i was able to execute the code and get the output

How Do I know what pathway to input in use_python() ?

from robyn.