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A **manual installation** is always possible.
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A **manual installation** is always possible, **especially for Macs**
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This solution can be adapted if the procedure described above does not work.\
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This solution can be adapted if the procedure described above does not work.\
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This can be the case, for example under MacOS.
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This can be the case, for example under MacOS.
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**IMPORTANT**
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- From Sébastien M. (thanks!) on November 25, 2021<br>
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**- Notes -**
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- From Kevin C. on nevember 10, 2022<br>
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For **Mac M1**, a conda installation is possible - see Annexe 1<br>
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- From Sébastien M. on November 25, 2021<br>
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Under Mac Monterey (and may be under Big Sur), you may need to update your Python version if you meet this issue : https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/9410 <br>
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Under Mac Monterey (and may be under Big Sur), you may need to update your Python version if you meet this issue : https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/9410 <br>
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For instance, with Python 3.9.9 pip installation of the following environment succeeds and Jupyterlab can be launched.
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For instance, with Python 3.9.9 pip installation of the following environment succeeds and Jupyterlab can be launched.
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Thanks a lot for these contributions !
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**- Contents -**
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[[_TOC_]]
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## 1 - First install Tensorflow from the official install procedure
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## 1 - First install Tensorflow from the official install procedure
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