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geier · ‎06-28-2018

I can't actually see my own links here (perhaps they are not shown because I don't have the necessary karma?). The patch I was talking about is this one: https://answers.splunk.com/answers/474207/python-for-scientific-computing-and-the-sdk.html#comment-663306

geier · ‎05-28-2018

What worked for me was copying the exec_anconda.py file included with the Python for Scientific Computing Addon into the folder of my app and than, as instructed, add import exec_anaconda exec_anaconda.exec_anaconda() import numpy as np import pandas as pd at the top of my python file. I than hit the ImportError: No module named ssl Error, which I could fix with this patch for the python sdk (which nowadays needs to be trivially adapted to the latest version of the SDK).

geier · ‎04-05-2018

I have installed the Python for Scientific Computing App into Splunk Enterprise. It seems to have installed correctly, as I can make use of the ML toolkit. I was expecting to be able to use numpy in my custom search commands outside of the ML toolkit App as well, but this is not the case. In custom search commands numpy cannot be imported ( ImportError: No module named numpy ). How can I enable numpy/the Scientific Computing App in other apps or, alternatively, how can I install numpy there?

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How do I use numpy in a custom search command?

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