Installed scikit-misc but cannot be found about comp-econ-sp19 HOT 10 CLOSED

Hooray!!! I followed the 1st four bullet points from above and now everything is working fine (including calling scikit-misc)! Thanks so much for helping out so much with these issues, really appreciate! :)

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That's strange. Try restarting jupyter completely. I can't say for sure. Maybe you could share the terminal output you get after you install 'scikit-misc'. We could try some other things after that

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I tried restarting Jupyter and the kernel but the same error keeps appearing. Here is a screenshot of my terminal output after trying install 'scikit-misc' again:

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Hmm. You might have an issue of having multiple installations of python. Try running the following commands in the command line: which pip and which python. Do this in the regular command prompt and the anaconda command prompt. Copy and paste the results for each.

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I've tried using which pip and which python in both the regular command prompt and Anaconda command prompt but neither seem to recognize which as a command.

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Could you try the same thing with where ? If that doesn't work, it might be best to try to work through the issue in Ari's office hours tomorrow.

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I tried using where and it does tell me where my installation of pip and python are... I don't think this indicates that I have multiple installs of Python but I wouldn't sure of that.

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I'm assuming that you installed Anaconda and are using Anaconda. The path that is returned is not the default path for an Anaconda installation. It looks like you have a second installation of Python on your computer. (https://xkcd.com/1987/ :) ) Try these things:

• run `pip install scikit-misc' in the Anaconda prompt. See if that fixes things.
• If that doesn't work, try opening control panel and go to "add or remove programs". Look for a non-Anaconda version of Python 3.7 and uninstall it. Then try the previous step again.

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I've tried the above after uninstalling a non-Anaconda version of Python but it doesn't seem like anything was resolved - there is now another more urgent issue of a Kernel error I am now receiving in every jupyter notebook: "FileNotFoundError: [WinError 2] The system cannot find the file specified" :(

Do I have to re-install Python again?
Edit: Or could this possibly be an error with my PATH variables?

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Oh no! Sorry this is such a pain. Ok. It seems like the issue is that Jupyter notebook has been configured to run with a different Python installation than the one that was installed by Anaconda. You need to change the settings to let Jupyter know to use the Anaconda one. Try this.

• Make sure all other command prompt are closed. Make sure Jupyter and all anaconda apps are closed.
• Open the anaconda prompt (it's important to use the Anaconda prompt)
• Run this command: python -m ipykernel install --user
• Then type jupyter notebook
• Try running your file again and see if that fixed the issue.
• If it didn't work, run this in an Anaconda prompt: jupyter kernelspec list
• Open File Explorer and delete the file that is returned by the command jupyter kernelspec list
• Try again to see if this fixed the problem. If not, uninstall Anaconda. Uninstall all Python programs you can find. Install Anaconda from scratch.

Here are my references:

• jupyter/notebook#4079
• jupyter/notebook#2301

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