Replace myenv with the name of the existing environment that you want to copy. Replace myclone with the name of the new environment. The next step is to install the Gurobi package into Anaconda. You can do this by going to your Environment Variables and adding the output. Use the terminal or an Anaconda Prompt for the following steps: You can make an exact copy of an environment by creating a clone of it: conda create -name myclone -clone myenv. I use it nearly everyday for my own work, so I can confirm that it works. It will work with Python 3.5 and I also just updated it to support Keras 2.0 as well.
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Type quit() in Python to return to the terminal. I wrote a very similar article on how to install Keras and Tensorflow (CUDA and CPU) on Windows over a month ago.
Once the install is complete, and once you close your current terminal and open a new one, typing python in your terminal window should invoke the Anaconda Python interpreter: > python Once the download has completed, issue the following command in the directory where you have stored the downloaded file: conda update conda Step 3: Set up the virtual environment Go to the Environments tab. Gurobi supports the 64-bit x86 and ARM version and a variety of Python versions.
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