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I'm trying to install a dlib library on my mac, and I want to use Python for face recognition.
The following errors and trial and error have been repeated.
- Error when tensorflow.contrib is not found when executing the target sample code assuming tensorflow import
- $pip install dlib gives an error if cmake is not found
- $sudo apt-get install cmake gives error if apt-get command is not found
- After installing cmake as $brew install cmake (it took about 40 minutes), I got $pip install dlib and got the title error
- ~ It seems like we were able to solve 3 once, so we stumbled in 4.
When I googled, I found an article that could be a hint, but I wasn't sure how to change it from 64bit to 32bit.
If anyone knows the solution, could you please tell me?
(If i need more details about 1-3, you can add it to your own knowledge)
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It seems to be working on Python 2.7, but it seems that pip is a Python 3 variant.
The md5 module is deprecated since Python 2.5, and if you try to import it with a recent Python 3 series, you will get an error like your question.
Try the following steps:
Confirm that the Python version to be used is the second version.
If the version can be 2nd, run the pip module and install as follows.