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Python not found
New to rapid miner and Python. When first tried Execute Python it said "Python not found, Failed to detect Python at the given path or environment name:". But I have downloaded Python 3.8 and Anacoda but still get these warnings. Spent hours to fix this, so frustrating. Could anyone help me ?
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jacobcybulski Member, University Professor Posts: 391
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Make sure that your Python Scripting Settings (in Preferences) point to the correct Python (use Conda settings). If you defined any environments you can select Python from that particular environment and press the "Test" button. Also, I am not certain that RM can call Python 3.8 (I need to test it but I recall having problems with it). I am currently using Anaconda with Python 3.7 and 3.6 on both Windows and Linux and not having any issues.
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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28612500/why-anaconda-does-not-recognize-conda-command/44575773#:~:text=To%20do%20so%2C%20type%3A,%2Fanaconda3%2Fbin%3A%24PATH%20.&text=When%20you%20install%20anaconda%20on,have%20to%20add%20it%20yourself.&text=Next%2C%20you%20can%20add%20Python,command%20in%20your%20command%20prompt.
As per my knowledge, you should follow these points you're encountering the "Python not found" error in RapidMiner:
Verify that Python 3.8 is installed and working correctly on your system.
Check Anaconda if you're using it and ensure the correct environment is active.
Add the path to your Python installation directory to your system's PATH variable.
Check and configure the Python interpreter in RapidMiner's settings.
Restart RapidMiner after making changes.
Test by running a simple Python script in RapidMiner. If issues persist, provide more details for further help.
Thanks
Splunk
Are you able to run any Python in RapidMiner? If you find the Execute Python operator, can you run the tutorial?
Best,
Roland