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Install packages in the Python for Scientific Computing interpreter

gwobben
Communicator

Is it possible to install a python package (e.g. xgboost) in the Python for Scientific Computing interpreter app?

hunters_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Hi gwobben,

I think it is possible to install additional python packages into the app with some manual compile and build work, but Splunk does not support nor recommend doing this.

Thanks!
Hunter

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efavreau
Motivator

Due to the passage of time, I'll put this here: https://answers.splunk.com/answers/497850/machine-learning-toolkit-is-there-documentation-ab.html

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gwobben
Communicator

Hi Hunters,

Thanks for the reply. Let me rephrase: HOW can I install additional packages? I'm not really looking to recompile the entire thing but it would be nice to use Python imports.

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JosIJntema
Explorer

Have you found out how to this already? I am curious as well.

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gwobben
Communicator

No you just can't.. I've chosen a different route by running my python code on a different (docker) machine with an API.

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