ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'nltk' after installation on a Windows 10 + Ubuntu 18.04 machine
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I've been trying to solve this problem for the last couple of hours, without luck.
I'm trying to run a python program that I wrote on my Windows 10 machine on my other machine that has a dual-boot of Windows 10 and Ubuntu 18.04 "Bionic Beaver", if I recall correctly.
This error comes up everytime I run the code using spyder/pycharm, even after trying a lot of suggestions that I found on here and on stackoverflow:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'nltk'
So far, I have tried downloading nltk:
1) using their own website's instructions: sudo pip install -U nltk
2) using anaconda3: conda install -c anaconda nltk
First, it used to show me some permission denied problems, because I guess the anaconda3 folder was set to 'access only', but I used: sudo chown -R usr foldername to solve that.
I even tried updating pip, anaconda and nltk, without positive results.
Could this be connected to the fact of a dual-boot machine? Or maybe the fact that anaconda is installed?
Weird thing is, when I type python in the terminal and then import nltk it shows >> , and no error message. This is really frustrating and I hope someone can help me out!
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I've been trying to solve this problem for the last couple of hours, without luck.
I'm trying to run a python program that I wrote on my Windows 10 machine on my other machine that has a dual-boot of Windows 10 and Ubuntu 18.04 "Bionic Beaver", if I recall correctly.
This error comes up everytime I run the code using spyder/pycharm, even after trying a lot of suggestions that I found on here and on stackoverflow:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'nltk'
So far, I have tried downloading nltk:
1) using their own website's instructions: sudo pip install -U nltk
2) using anaconda3: conda install -c anaconda nltk
First, it used to show me some permission denied problems, because I guess the anaconda3 folder was set to 'access only', but I used: sudo chown -R usr foldername to solve that.
I even tried updating pip, anaconda and nltk, without positive results.
Could this be connected to the fact of a dual-boot machine? Or maybe the fact that anaconda is installed?
Weird thing is, when I type python in the terminal and then import nltk it shows >> , and no error message. This is really frustrating and I hope someone can help me out!
permissions python anaconda
asked 2 days ago
Waldkamel
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It's probably related to using conda. I used it for a very short time, and it was easier for me to just blow it out and install things manually.
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I've been trying to solve this problem for the last couple of hours, without luck.
I'm trying to run a python program that I wrote on my Windows 10 machine on my other machine that has a dual-boot of Windows 10 and Ubuntu 18.04 "Bionic Beaver", if I recall correctly.
This error comes up everytime I run the code using spyder/pycharm, even after trying a lot of suggestions that I found on here and on stackoverflow:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'nltk'
So far, I have tried downloading nltk:
1) using their own website's instructions: sudo pip install -U nltk
2) using anaconda3: conda install -c anaconda nltk
First, it used to show me some permission denied problems, because I guess the anaconda3 folder was set to 'access only', but I used: sudo chown -R usr foldername to solve that.
I even tried updating pip, anaconda and nltk, without positive results.
Could this be connected to the fact of a dual-boot machine? Or maybe the fact that anaconda is installed?
Weird thing is, when I type python in the terminal and then import nltk it shows >> , and no error message. This is really frustrating and I hope someone can help me out!
permissions python anaconda
asked 2 days ago
Waldkamel
61
I've been trying to solve this problem for the last couple of hours, without luck.
I'm trying to run a python program that I wrote on my Windows 10 machine on my other machine that has a dual-boot of Windows 10 and Ubuntu 18.04 "Bionic Beaver", if I recall correctly.
This error comes up everytime I run the code using spyder/pycharm, even after trying a lot of suggestions that I found on here and on stackoverflow:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'nltk'
So far, I have tried downloading nltk:
1) using their own website's instructions: sudo pip install -U nltk
2) using anaconda3: conda install -c anaconda nltk
First, it used to show me some permission denied problems, because I guess the anaconda3 folder was set to 'access only', but I used: sudo chown -R usr foldername to solve that.
I even tried updating pip, anaconda and nltk, without positive results.
Could this be connected to the fact of a dual-boot machine? Or maybe the fact that anaconda is installed?
Weird thing is, when I type python in the terminal and then import nltk it shows >> , and no error message. This is really frustrating and I hope someone can help me out!
permissions python anaconda
asked 2 days ago
Waldkamel
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asked 2 days ago
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It's probably related to using conda. I used it for a very short time, and it was easier for me to just blow it out and install things manually.
– RobotHumans
2 days ago
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It's probably related to using conda. I used it for a very short time, and it was easier for me to just blow it out and install things manually.
– RobotHumans
2 days ago
It's probably related to using conda. I used it for a very short time, and it was easier for me to just blow it out and install things manually.
– RobotHumans
2 days ago
It's probably related to using conda. I used it for a very short time, and it was easier for me to just blow it out and install things manually.
– RobotHumans
2 days ago
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It's probably related to using conda. I used it for a very short time, and it was easier for me to just blow it out and install things manually.
– RobotHumans
2 days ago