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how install keras2.0.0 using anacoda
See original GitHub issuehello，I use anaconda2 in /usr/xxx/local/anaconda2， How to install the newest keras2.0.0 using anaconda?
thankyou in advance!
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@IvyGongoogle Try
pip install keras --upgrade.from @ptrblck comment, adding
--userafter--upgradeif you got any error.