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I am studying Pytorch, and I use Windows and Jupyter notebook.

When I try to import some modules like gym or cv2 on Pytorch Kernel, there are errors like 'no modules names gym'.

When I run sys.path on Pytorch there is no path "C:\Users\Myname\Anaconda3\envs\pytorch\lib\site-packages\IPython\extensions", which is there on Python3 kernel.

So I used sys.path.append to add this path and I could import the modules successfully.

But is there a way to add this path permanently to my sys.path on Pytorch? Or should I type sys.path.append every time I run the different code?

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C:\Users\Myname\Anaconda3\envs\pytorch\lib\site-packages\IPython\extensions is a path from a virtualenv pytorch. You need to activate it in the Anaconda prompt before running a kernel:

C:\> C:\Users\Myname\Anaconda3\envs\pytorch\Scripts\activate

(pytorch) C:\>

If you need to run something (semi-)automatically in this environment, see How to make batch files run in anaconda prompt.

If you need jupyter in this environment, you'll need to install corresponding conda packages into it.

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