Closed rudrathegreat closed 5 years ago
I have found something.
When I am using my IDE editor (PyCharm), I get the error, but when I use Python IDLE, I don't
Hey, have you tried sudo pip install scipy on your computer, or if your have anaconda installed on your pc you don't have to install it ?
I don't have the anaconda distribution. However, when I want to check if I have installed some open-source library, like scipy, I simply just try to import it in the Python Shell. If that works, then you know that library has been installed. When I do that with scipy, I find that there is no error, meaning that it is installed.
I have found something.
When I am using my IDE editor (PyCharm), I get the error, but when I use Python IDLE, I don't
It must be your setup environment with pycharm, go to setting on pycharm and python interpreter and choose the correct interpreter.
I've already done that, still gives the error!
My best option is to install anaconda, and use that environment. So you can use it in pycharm and idle.
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I've already done that, still gives the error!
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I have finally found out what the problem is!!!!!!!!
But in order to make sure that this is true, I need to ask you a question.
In the line -
from scipy import fft
Are you really try to import this -
from scipy.fftpack import fft
If that is the case, then change the import statement from scipy import fft
to from scipy.fftpack import fft
That's what exactly what I imported fast Fourier transformation (fft)
D.k
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I have finally found out what the problem is!!!!!!!!
But in order to make sure that this is true, I need to ask you a question.
In the line -
from scipy import fft
Are you really try to import this -
from scipy.fftpack import fft
If that is the case, then it sure works for me!
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Cool bananas!!!
P.S - I do not really understand what D.k means... um... explanation
this worked for me. from scipy import fft from scipy import ifft
that was what was in the code. Scipy updated it to -
from scipy.fftpack import fft
FYI: The module scipy.fft
was added in version 1.4.0 of SciPy. It is a replacement for the older scipy.fftpack
.
Hi,
I was experimenting with this code when I came across this error saying-
I do have SciPy, NumPy and Matplotlib, but yet the error keeps showing!
Requirements.txt
A little help would be great!