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Cannot pip install DeepsSlice #47
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Also I tried looking for tensorflow 1.15 but could only find a stackoverflow thread which did not work for me unfortunately. |
Do you have an environment with python 3.7 installed? this might be due to that :) |
This should no longer be a problem, as DeepSlice works with newer python versions now |
I'm still having this issue. ERROR: Cannot install deepslice==1.0.0, deepslice==1.0.1, deepslice==1.0.11, deepslice==1.0.2, deepslice==1.0.3, deepslice==1.0.4, deepslice==1.0.5, deepslice==1.0.6, deepslice==1.1.0, deepslice==1.1.1, deepslice==1.1.2, deepslice==1.1.3, deepslice==1.1.4, deepslice==1.1.5, deepslice==1.1.6, deepslice==1.1.7, deepslice==1.2, deepslice==1.2.1, deepslice==1.2.2 and deepslice==1.2.3 because these package versions have conflicting dependencies. The conflict is caused by: To fix this you could try to:
ERROR: ResolutionImpossible: for help visit https://pip.pypa.io/en/latest/topics/dependency-resolution/#dealing-with-dependency-conflicts |
ok I havent tested with python 3.12, could you try with 3.11? |
That works! Thank you! |
Hi, I'm trying to install DeepSlice using pip but am getting this specific error:
"ERROR: Cannot install deepslice==1.0.0, deepslice==1.0.1, deepslice==1.0.11, deepslice==1.0.2, deepslice==1.0.3, deepslice==1.0.4, deepslice==1.0.5, deepslice==1.0.6, deepslice==1.1.0, deepslice==1.1.1, deepslice==1.1.2, deepslice==1.1.3, deepslice==1.1.4, deepslice==1.1.5 and deepslice==1.1.6 because these package versions have conflicting dependencies.
The conflict is caused by:
deepslice 1.1.6 depends on tensorflow==1.15.0
deepslice 1.1.5 depends on tensorflow==1.15.0
deepslice 1.1.4 depends on tensorflow==1.15.0
deepslice 1.1.3 depends on tensorflow==1.15.0
deepslice 1.1.2 depends on tensorflow==1.15.0
deepslice 1.1.1 depends on tensorflow==1.15.0
deepslice 1.1.0 depends on tensorflow==1.15.0
deepslice 1.0.11 depends on tensorflow==1.15.0
deepslice 1.0.6 depends on tensorflow==1.15.0
deepslice 1.0.5 depends on tensorflow==1.15.0
deepslice 1.0.4 depends on tensorflow==1.15.0
deepslice 1.0.3 depends on tensorflow==1.15.0
deepslice 1.0.2 depends on tensorflow==1.15.0
deepslice 1.0.1 depends on tensorflow==1.15.0
deepslice 1.0.0 depends on tensorflow==1.15.0
To fix this you could try to:
ERROR: ResolutionImpossible: for help visit https://pip.pypa.io/en/latest/topics/dependency-resolution/#dealing-with-dependency-conflicts"
Has anyone ran into this error and what have you done to get around this issue?
Thanks!
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