I followed the instructions but in the last step
docker-compose -v
It generates this error.
I am on windows 7 using Docker Toolbox. I search on google, I believe this problem is due to the 'docker-compose.yml', the volumes: - ./notebooks/:/notebooks.
I think this works on Mac or Linux but it just does not work on windows.
I‘ve already installed Jupyter and it creates a folder named "Jupyter". I could download the docker-course-xgboost folder and open all those jupyter notebooks, but when I try to check the version of the xgboost, then it says No module named xgboost. I believe this is due to the fact that the installation is not successful.
When I run the docker-compose -v for the first time, it does download a lot of stuff (and actually I couldn't find where does those stuff located)
Is there a way to solve it？
I followed the instructions but in the last step docker-compose -v It generates this error. I am on windows 7 using Docker Toolbox. I search on google, I believe this problem is due to the 'docker-compose.yml', the volumes: - ./notebooks/:/notebooks. I think this works on Mac or Linux but it just does not work on windows. I‘ve already installed Jupyter and it creates a folder named "Jupyter". I could download the docker-course-xgboost folder and open all those jupyter notebooks, but when I try to check the version of the xgboost, then it says No module named xgboost. I believe this is due to the fact that the installation is not successful. When I run the docker-compose -v for the first time, it does download a lot of stuff (and actually I couldn't find where does those stuff located) Is there a way to solve it？