🔒 cv2 on jupyter running locally (on pycharm)

[ionic finch]

I am trying to use the cv2 package on my jupyter notebook that is running in a unique conda environment (I named it MNIST). I have tried the following installs but they don't work:

pip install numpy opencv-python
conda install -c conda-forge opencv
conda install -c menpo opencv

[fierce cove]

@ionic finch

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[forest sky]

triple check if you have the correct environment active

also restart your kernel

[ionic finch]

doing that rn

that didn't work

If i am doing it correctly, is this how to change environments?

[forest sky]

It may vary based on your IDE, I would try finding a guide in its website then delete and re-recreate the conda environment

[ionic finch]

it also doesn't work on the web server

[forest sky]

show which environment/interpreter you have selected

[ionic finch]

ipykernel

[fierce cove]

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