Open danerlt opened 1 week ago
Ensure you are using Python 3.10 and that all required dependencies, especially NumPy, are correctly installed and compatible with your Python version. Here are the steps to resolve the issue:
Verify Python Version:
python --version
Install/Update NumPy:
pip install --upgrade numpy
Check for Missing DLLs: Use tools like Dependency Walker
to identify any missing DLLs.
Reinstall Dependencies:
pip uninstall numpy
pip install numpy
Check Environment Variables: Ensure that your PATH
includes directories where the required DLLs are located.
Following these steps should help resolve the ImportError related to _multiarray_umath
[1].
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Hi @danerlt, this is the (numpy-)dll curse with conda under windows ;)
There are several possibilities, e.g. reinstalling numpy (the same or another version), copying dlls, manipulating path, setting CONDA_DLL_SEARCH_MODIFICATION_ENABLE, etc.
However my recommendation: do not use conda if you are anyways installing the packages with pip. E.g. use venv (or poetry if it is a bigger project):
python -m venv venv_ai venv_ai\Scripts\activate pip install llama-index
Bug Description
When I run my python test code, It tips: "ImportError: DLL load failed while importing _multiarray_umath: The specified module was not found."
my code:
Version
0.10.48.post1
Steps to Reproduce
To create an environment using conda and install llama_index, follow these steps:
run python test code.
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