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For anyone that uses the KX Machine Learning repos (Toolkit/AutoML/NLP) the following is relevant. Added to this group as the implications of the change may be seen anywhere these repos or select functionality is used extensively.Today we released an...

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Hi Simon,Assigning q objects to be accessible from functions defined in the Python side of the API requires you to set the objects. In the case you're describing where you want to run p)print(tbl1)You would need to run this in the following steps:// ...

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Yes this can be done as follows // Move into namespace \d .ns fn1:{} fn2:{} // Move out of namespace \d .

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following the instruction guide using pip. By this do you mean using conda? Installing Python from source is probably more accurate, if you installed Python via conda this issue is much less common. Our suggestion is that you install everything withi...

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Hi, Could you please provide some more information about you're environment? - What version of Python are you running? - How did you install embedPy and JupyterQ? The FAQ section of embedPy outlines some potential reasons for this problem https://cod...

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Hi, I don't know if this is still an issue but, in step 7 your installation indicates that QHOME could not be found? can you run export QHOME=/path/to/q/folder and see if that fixes the issue? All the best, Conor

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Hi,The libpython error as displayed in the output of your loading of p.q indicates that embedPy has not been able to access the libpython.so that is required to initialise the interface.As outlined here https://code.kx.com/q/ml/embedpy/faq/ this erro...

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