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You should install Anaconda on Mac OS X before you can use Python for data science. The Mac OS X Anaconda installation comes only in one form: 64-bit. Before you can perform the install, you must download a copy of the Mac software from the Continuum Analytics site. The following steps help you install Anaconda 64-bit on a Mac system. This is a rebuild of the standard conda cmake package. That one doesn't work on Mac OS X 10.6, and is an older version for Python 2.7 on Windows. This is rebuilt on an OS X 10.6 machine, so we can build IMP for older Macs (and Windows). After installation of Anaconda on Mac OS X 10.9.5, the Anaconda application failed to launch. To diagnose the issue, I started it from the command-line, and encountered the following error: server$./anaconda-navigator. Mac OS X Version 10.6 and below. Use Software Update available on the Apple menu to check that you have the most up-to-date version of Java 6 for your Mac. Java 7 and later versions are not supported by these older versions of Mac OS X. If you have problems with Java 6, contact Apple Technical Support.

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Instructions tested with macOS 10.13 (High Sierra) and Continuum’s Anaconda 5.2.0

Install Anaconda and Jupyter Notebook

1. Open the Terminal by clicking on the Spotlight magnifying glass at the top right of the screen, typing “Terminal” then clicking the Terminal icon.

2. Type the commands in red to go to the Downloads directory and download Anaconda3 2020.07. Anaconda may take a few minutes to download.

3. Type the command in red to install Anaconda.

4. Press Enter to read the license agreement. Use Space to continue to the next page.

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5. Type yes to accept the license terms.

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6. Press Enter to install Anaconda to the default location.

7. Type yes to have Anaconda update your PATH.

8. Open a new Terminal window by pressing ⌘-n.

9. Type the command in red to verified Anaconda was installed.

10. Type the command in red to update Anaconda.

Start Jupyter Notebook

1. Type the command in red to start Jupyter Notebook.

TensorFlow is still one of the popular Deep learning frameworks. It has been used in many different fields of applications including handwritten digit classification, image recognition, object detection, word embeddings, and natural language processing (NLP).

In September last year, 2019, Google finally announced the availability of the final release of TensorFlow 2.0. With eager execution by default and tight integration with Keras, now TensorFlow 2.0 makes the development of machine learning applications much easier than before.

We can now easily debug TensorFlow’s variables and print their values just like in the standard Python. That’s way, TensorFlow 2.0 is more friendly than the older version 1.x.

For those of you who don’t have prior experience with this topic, this post is special for you. Here, I’m going to show you how to install TensorFlow 2.0 in Anaconda.

What is Anaconda and why I recommend it?

Anaconda is a Python-based data processing built for data science. It comes with many useful built-in third-party libraries. Installing Anaconda meaning installing Python with some commonly used libraries such as Numpy, Pandas, Scrip, and Matplotlib.

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For a Python developer or a data science researcher, using Anaconda has a lot of advantages, such as independently installing/updating packages without ruining the system. So, we no need to worry about the system library or anything like that. This can save time and energy for other things.

Anaconda can be used across different platforms, Windows, macOS, and Linux. If we want to use a different Python version or package libraries, just create a different environment and play around without any risk of crashing the system library.

Now, let’s install Anaconda first.

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Installing Anaconda

Anaconda is available for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux, you can find the installation file in the anaconda official site. I suggest you choose the Python version 3.7 64-bit installer if you have a 64-bit machine, otherwise choose the 32-bit installer, instead. If you need, you can easily install Python 2.7 versions later.

In case you have already installed Python on your computer, don’t worry, it won’t ruin anything. Instead, the default Python used by your programs will be the one that comes with Anaconda. Go ahead and choose the appropriate version, follow the instructions and install it.

I will let you explore it, but anyhow, if you have any problem, you can simply post a comment in the comment section and I will try to do my best for you.
(Note: For more details on how to use Anaconda, you can visit the Anaconda user guide here).

Now, we’re going to create our first environment, but be sure that you’ve installed Anaconda on your computer.

Creating an Environment

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Open Anaconda prompt, and create a new environment called yolov3_tf2 ( I gave this name because it relates to my next article about the implementation of YOLOv3 in TensorFlow 2.0). You can name it whatever you want. Just type or copy the following command to your Anaconda prompt and hit Enter.

After that, you will be prompted something like this, just type ‘y‘ and then hit the Enter.
Note: you might be prompted a bit different to this, it doesn’t matter just hit Enter, Anaconda will do the best for you.

Wait until all packages installed successfully, and then you can activate your new Anaconda environment.
Copy and paste this command to your Anaconda prompt and hit Enter.

Now, your Conda’s environment is ready to use. Let’s install TensorFlow 2.0.

Installing TensorFlow 2.0

When you are in the yolov3_tf2 environment, now you can install any package you want. To install TensorFlow 2.0, type this command and hit Enter.

GPU:

CPU:

Verify the Cuda toolkit and cudnn that will be installed, it must come with Cudatoolkit 10 and cudnn 7.6. If everything goes right, just type ‘y’ and hit Enter.

Basically, your TensorFlow has been installed now. Let’s check whether it’s installed correctly or not.
Type python in Anaconda command prompt and hit Enter, your Python must be version 3.7, then type import tensorflow as tf and hit Enter, followed by typing tf.__version__ and hit Enter. If you have TensorFlow installed on your environment, you’ll get no errors, otherwise, you’ll need to re-install it.

If everything has been installed correctly, you’ll get the result as shown in the figure below. Your TF version must be ‘2.0.0’.

See you and check this out, my tutorial about YOLOv3 object detection.