Machine learning in Elixir

Excellent post!! thank you, marked as solution too

The forum only allow me to select one solution sorry

It works!!, at least it loads the packages:)

I am going to try it more this weekend
thanks

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I made a mistake in my previous answer and I just corrected it. Try to use the PYTHONPATH and not PYTHONHOME variable.

uuh, that sounds great

I have never tried it but I think that setting the environment variable PYTHONPATH should be enough.

If you’re using Port.open/2 you can try

port = Port.open({:spawn, cmd}, [:binary, {:env, [{'PYTHONPATH', '/path/to/your/venv/Lib/site-packages'}]}])

Sorry for the delay

I mean, when you are going to work on your project, you usually start activating your environment

source myproject_env/bin/activate

and then, you have access to all the dependencies your project needs

python my_app.py

so the question is, can i activate my environment using a port?

pd: I know i can just install all the dependencies in the machine but I want to know if someone knows something about this:)
pd2: Also I want to know how is it do it in a professional environment.

thanks

That’s an interesting question! Which however I don’t fully understand
What do you mean exactly?