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I have anaconda with opencv installed in it. Is it possible for me to make my darknet with OPENCV = 1 by utilising the opencv from anaconda?
Since anaconda is already an virtual env and if possible, I don't want to have multiple installation of opencv.
I think it can be achieved by using bash-profile or something but I am not sure how.










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    I have anaconda with opencv installed in it. Is it possible for me to make my darknet with OPENCV = 1 by utilising the opencv from anaconda?
    Since anaconda is already an virtual env and if possible, I don't want to have multiple installation of opencv.
    I think it can be achieved by using bash-profile or something but I am not sure how.










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    closed as unclear what you're asking by tripleee, jww, AdrianHHH, Makyen, Pearly Spencer Nov 29 at 11:30


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      I have anaconda with opencv installed in it. Is it possible for me to make my darknet with OPENCV = 1 by utilising the opencv from anaconda?
      Since anaconda is already an virtual env and if possible, I don't want to have multiple installation of opencv.
      I think it can be achieved by using bash-profile or something but I am not sure how.










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      I have anaconda with opencv installed in it. Is it possible for me to make my darknet with OPENCV = 1 by utilising the opencv from anaconda?
      Since anaconda is already an virtual env and if possible, I don't want to have multiple installation of opencv.
      I think it can be achieved by using bash-profile or something but I am not sure how.







      python opencv anaconda darknet






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      closed as unclear what you're asking by tripleee, jww, AdrianHHH, Makyen, Pearly Spencer Nov 29 at 11:30


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      closed as unclear what you're asking by tripleee, jww, AdrianHHH, Makyen, Pearly Spencer Nov 29 at 11:30


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          Not sure if this is the best solution, but Here is what I achieved:




          • Install related packages (OpenCV, Pytorch, ...) in conda (using conda navigator)

          • Follow the instruction from this github

          • Open the terminal within the conda environment.

          • Run the script provided by the github


          It works perfectly. However, I still yet to fully understand how it really works.






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            Not sure if this is the best solution, but Here is what I achieved:




            • Install related packages (OpenCV, Pytorch, ...) in conda (using conda navigator)

            • Follow the instruction from this github

            • Open the terminal within the conda environment.

            • Run the script provided by the github


            It works perfectly. However, I still yet to fully understand how it really works.






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              up vote
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              down vote













              Not sure if this is the best solution, but Here is what I achieved:




              • Install related packages (OpenCV, Pytorch, ...) in conda (using conda navigator)

              • Follow the instruction from this github

              • Open the terminal within the conda environment.

              • Run the script provided by the github


              It works perfectly. However, I still yet to fully understand how it really works.






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                up vote
                -1
                down vote









                Not sure if this is the best solution, but Here is what I achieved:




                • Install related packages (OpenCV, Pytorch, ...) in conda (using conda navigator)

                • Follow the instruction from this github

                • Open the terminal within the conda environment.

                • Run the script provided by the github


                It works perfectly. However, I still yet to fully understand how it really works.






                share|improve this answer












                Not sure if this is the best solution, but Here is what I achieved:




                • Install related packages (OpenCV, Pytorch, ...) in conda (using conda navigator)

                • Follow the instruction from this github

                • Open the terminal within the conda environment.

                • Run the script provided by the github


                It works perfectly. However, I still yet to fully understand how it really works.







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                answered Nov 28 at 2:20









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