I am running some Python scripts in Google's Colaboratory platform. Now, I need to set some environment variables of the system. Like the following shows:
!export PATH=drive/app/tf-models-fork/research;drive/app/tf-models-fork/research/object_detection;drive/app/tf-models-fork/research/slim;$PATH
I tried to add the location to the variable PATH. However, I am getting the following errors:
/bin/sh: 1: drive/app/tf-models-fork/research/object_detection: Permission denied
/bin/sh: 1: drive/app/tf-models-fork/research/slim: Permission denied
/bin/sh: 1: drive/app/tf-models-fork/research: Permission denied
Is there any way to set the environment variables in this platform?
For
PATH
environment variables, such asPYTHONPATH
, I usesys.path.insert
orsys.path.append
.You have these 2 options because
sys.path
is a list of strings (paths), thus you can either insert or append more strings.For example,
If you want to insert a new path at index 0:
If you want to append a new path:
I normally set the
PATH
withos.environ
, like this: