Closed RijndertAriese closed 2 months ago
Can you import that pandas that was installed using the command? That looks like a problem with the version of pandas that was installed? Perhaps you have multiple versions kicking around? To that end, could you please show the output of conda list
and pip freeze
? Thanks!
Hi, thanks for your reply!
These are the packages in my env. There are quite some, so a dependency issue is likely at some point. But afaik I have the pandas and pyarrow (where 'pa_version_under14p1' points towards) packages that was installed with the cuml installation in there.
Thanks, nothing obviously stands out as bad there. Can you confirm that python -c "import pandas"
works fine? That is, using pandas without cudf in the loop is not problematic.
Hi,
In order to proceed with the analysis I opted for falling back to CPU by removing cuml-cu12. So I did a fresh installation (again) and now it can be imported and used in the script. Not sure what changed or why it now works tho.... But I'll take it!
(P.S. thanks for the drop down thing in markup, didn't know how to)
Hi all,
I'm having trouble importing cudf (cudf-cu12==24.6.0) on our Linux server.
I've tried downgrading pandas to 2.2.1 and lower and pyarrow to 16.0.0 and lower but this did not resolve the issue
cuDF was installed using
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