I've tried a virtualenv, changing my python type to 2.7x, and installing it manually.
However, I keep getting the error of
Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement coremltools>=0.8 (from tfcoreml) (from versions: )
No matching distribution found for coremltools>=0.8 (from tfcoreml)
When I search using pip search coremltools for the versions I only get coremltools (2.1.0) - Community Tools for CoreML and it still won't let me get that version.
I need help. Can somebody either tell me what I am doing wrong or walk me step-by-step of how I can install this properly?
Thanks.
Just worked my way through the same error, in which coremltools==0.8 showed up as a dependency for turicreate.
The problem is that for coremltools >= 6.2, the versions pip can see are pre-built and are only available for Mac OSX >= 10.12 and Linux.
(I'm running Mac OSX 10.11, and I suspect the error is Apple's way of trying to encourage an upgrade.)
I was able to build and install coremltools from source by downloading the appropriate release from https://github.com/apple/coremltools/releases and following its README.
In particular, this meant:
Manually install dependencies:
pip install numpy>=1.10
pip install protobuf>=3.1
I did not have the command cmake, so I downloaded it from https://cmake.org. Inside the GUI were directions for installing its symlinks into /usr/local/bin:
sudo "/Applications/CMake.app/Contents/bin/cmake-gui" --install
From the coremltools source directory, run:
cmake . -DPYTHON=$(which python) -DPYTHON_CONFIG=$(which python-config)
make
and
python setup.up install
Pip could then see coremltools and it carried on with installing turicreate.
I had this same problem for "coremltools". The issue was the python version.
I could successfully install in a 3.6 environment.
There are no wheels for python 3.7+
(Thank you "|fried|" for the links ...)
