PyCharm: Can't install opencv-contrib-python
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I can't install opencv-contrib-python on PyCharm using the Setting options provided by PyCharm. I get these error everytime I tried first not using the --user option, such as in image 1:
Then I tried using the --user option, and I got what is showed in image 2
My knowledge of Python is very weak and I don't need to get it better right now. I have a script I need to run for a very close presentation (in the script there are many section with many examples of how to use SIFT, image homography, and other stuff used in image processing and artificial vision. I can't run the SIFT part, this is why I need opencv-contrib-python). I'm using opencv 3.4.3.18 and I need to make the script working for that distribution!
I haven't found anything of useful since now and I'm in quite a hurry and still without a solution.
Thank you for the help!
python opencv pycharm sift
asked Nov 10 at 14:35
MATTEO DRUSIANI
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I can't install opencv-contrib-python on PyCharm using the Setting options provided by PyCharm. I get these error everytime I tried first not using the --user option, such as in image 1:
Then I tried using the --user option, and I got what is showed in image 2
My knowledge of Python is very weak and I don't need to get it better right now. I have a script I need to run for a very close presentation (in the script there are many section with many examples of how to use SIFT, image homography, and other stuff used in image processing and artificial vision. I can't run the SIFT part, this is why I need opencv-contrib-python). I'm using opencv 3.4.3.18 and I need to make the script working for that distribution!
I haven't found anything of useful since now and I'm in quite a hurry and still without a solution.
Thank you for the help!
python opencv pycharm sift
asked Nov 10 at 14:35
MATTEO DRUSIANI
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Have you tried using the pip from the command line?
– Surest Texas
Nov 10 at 14:41
This whole question is really (or should be) about pip. It has almost nothing to do with Python (unless you are going to post some code). I suspect that the issue is because it is being installed in a venv.
– Surest Texas
Nov 10 at 14:44
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I can't install opencv-contrib-python on PyCharm using the Setting options provided by PyCharm. I get these error everytime I tried first not using the --user option, such as in image 1:
Then I tried using the --user option, and I got what is showed in image 2
My knowledge of Python is very weak and I don't need to get it better right now. I have a script I need to run for a very close presentation (in the script there are many section with many examples of how to use SIFT, image homography, and other stuff used in image processing and artificial vision. I can't run the SIFT part, this is why I need opencv-contrib-python). I'm using opencv 3.4.3.18 and I need to make the script working for that distribution!
I haven't found anything of useful since now and I'm in quite a hurry and still without a solution.
Thank you for the help!
python opencv pycharm sift
asked Nov 10 at 14:35
MATTEO DRUSIANI
216
I can't install opencv-contrib-python on PyCharm using the Setting options provided by PyCharm. I get these error everytime I tried first not using the --user option, such as in image 1:
Then I tried using the --user option, and I got what is showed in image 2
My knowledge of Python is very weak and I don't need to get it better right now. I have a script I need to run for a very close presentation (in the script there are many section with many examples of how to use SIFT, image homography, and other stuff used in image processing and artificial vision. I can't run the SIFT part, this is why I need opencv-contrib-python). I'm using opencv 3.4.3.18 and I need to make the script working for that distribution!
I haven't found anything of useful since now and I'm in quite a hurry and still without a solution.
Thank you for the help!
python opencv pycharm sift
python opencv pycharm sift
asked Nov 10 at 14:35
MATTEO DRUSIANI
216
asked Nov 10 at 14:35
MATTEO DRUSIANI
216
asked Nov 10 at 14:35
MATTEO DRUSIANI
216
asked Nov 10 at 14:35
MATTEO DRUSIANI
216
asked Nov 10 at 14:35
MATTEO DRUSIANI
216
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Have you tried using the pip from the command line?
– Surest Texas
Nov 10 at 14:41
This whole question is really (or should be) about pip. It has almost nothing to do with Python (unless you are going to post some code). I suspect that the issue is because it is being installed in a venv.
– Surest Texas
Nov 10 at 14:44
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Have you tried using the pip from the command line?
– Surest Texas
Nov 10 at 14:41
This whole question is really (or should be) about pip. It has almost nothing to do with Python (unless you are going to post some code). I suspect that the issue is because it is being installed in a venv.
– Surest Texas
Nov 10 at 14:44
Have you tried using the pip from the command line?
– Surest Texas
Nov 10 at 14:41
Have you tried using the pip from the command line?
– Surest Texas
Nov 10 at 14:41
This whole question is really (or should be) about pip. It has almost nothing to do with Python (unless you are going to post some code). I suspect that the issue is because it is being installed in a venv.
– Surest Texas
Nov 10 at 14:44
This whole question is really (or should be) about pip. It has almost nothing to do with Python (unless you are going to post some code). I suspect that the issue is because it is being installed in a venv.
– Surest Texas
Nov 10 at 14:44
add a comment |
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Have you tried using the pip from the command line?
– Surest Texas
Nov 10 at 14:41
This whole question is really (or should be) about pip. It has almost nothing to do with Python (unless you are going to post some code). I suspect that the issue is because it is being installed in a venv.
– Surest Texas
Nov 10 at 14:44