Installation via conda raises ResolvePackageNotFound on Windows. Two conda channels missing for a fix.
See original GitHub issueOn Windows (10), conda can’t find torchvision nor pycocotools:
(base) C:\Users\...>conda env create -f environment.yml
Collecting package metadata (repodata.json): done
Solving environment: failed
ResolvePackageNotFound:
- torchvision[version='>=0.10']
- pycocotools
Adding pytorch
and esri
in channels of environment.yml seems to fix this issue.
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Yeah, that’s another complaint I have with conda, there’s no way to expression “optional” dependencies. Open3D isn’t necessary for 99% of users but we have no way to express that. If adding an extra channel solves the issue then that could be a good solution. Want to reopen #528 and add that?
+1 for WSL. It’s gotten better over time and VSCode has a nice Remote WSL extension. It also supports access to CUDA devices directly now so you can train on your GPU.