Gensim Library not recognized in Jupyter notebook

Question

I have a bIg data platform. On that I install Anaconda. When I ssh to my account on the platform and open up a Python interpreter in terminal it works fine when I import the gensim library. I had earlier installed this library using

Conda install gensim

$ python
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>>> import gensim
/home/anaconda2/lib/python2.7/site-packages/gensim/utils.py:1015: UserWarning: Pattern library is not installed, lemmatization won't be available.
  warnings.warn("Pattern library is not installed, lemmatization won't be available.")

If you see it does import the library (just gives some warning for Pattern library). However when I open up Jupyter notebook and try to import the same library there it gives the following:

In [11]:

import gensim 
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
ImportError                               Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-11-0539d76422c6> in <module>()
----> 1 import gensim

ImportError: No module named gensim

Am not sure why the same library which is installed is not working in Jupyter. Please note that when I do

pip list

it shows me all the libraries and it has gensim there.

Answer 1

pip list will not show you conda modules try conda list to ensure you have the gensim module installed

EDIT:

Also ensure your kernelspec and the python interpreter are pointing to the same enviroment

http://jupyter-client.readthedocs.io/en/stable/api/kernelspec.html

Answer 2

这个问题很老，但由于谷歌把我放在这里，对于其他人，我不得不为那个 conda 环境安装 jupyter，因为它也是全局安装的，没有看到我的 env 包。

Answer 3

Probably you're running Jupyter with a different Python interpreter. See what this prints in the notebook:

import sys
sys.path

Do the directories listed look similar or different from the ones you saw when starting Python in the terminal?

Answer 4

Execute in command prompt:

pip install gensim

will solve the problem "No module named gensim"

Answer 5

It's an old question, but I found myself with the same issue today. And all I had to do, to get it working properly, was to click on "Update index", for installed packages in the Environment menu of Anaconda. A little print to illustrate:

Answer 6

For some reason, after installing gensim in a virtual environment with

conda install -c conda-forge gensim

You have to re-install jupyter with:

conda install jupyter

Otherwise jupyter will open the kernel and the sys.path of the base environment, and thus will not recognize gensim and import gensim will not work.

I have no idea why is that, maybe the gensim conda package is broken.

EDIT:

If jupyter is installed with the previous command, you have to force reinstallation as follows:

conda update jupyter --force-reinstall --no-deps