Hi @jacob.small,
there are two reasons:
- Some packages like “seaborn” I think it is not recognized by dynamo. (however I might be completely wrong.) I installed seaborn on my computer by using pip and am sure about it. However, when I run dynamo it is giving me a warning message below image:
when I run the same code by using Google Colab it doesn’t give me any error message. I am not sure why it is happening.
after I commented out the line 5, I was trying to run some python code and it is giving me warning message as below image:
Again, it is working with Google Colab…
PS: I can share the code with you separately if you need to see the code.
- I think this is probably the best of all, I can get the computing power by using Google Colab and I don’t have to have the super computer to handle big amount of data like @RMohareb shared some time ago at the link below. (I hope I did share it correctly)
I would be very appreciated with your input!
Thank you,