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Where is scipy in v10.3.1?

ChrisSnyder

The hype (Esri Advances Scientific Analysis with SciPy ) said it'd be there, but I'm not seeing it as part of the standard ESRI Python install (32 or 64 bit).

What's up with that?

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DanPatterson_Retired

Chris...sorry to be the party pooper but ...

Re: What happened to Scipy and Pandas in 10.3.1?

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DanPatterson_Retired

Chris...sorry to be the party pooper but ...

Re: What happened to Scipy and Pandas in 10.3.1?

ChrisSnyder

Yar...

ChrisSnyder

So with that mystery solved, anyone know off the top of their head what version of scipy and pandas is "sort of" compatible with v10.3.1? The last time I tried to do this I recall it wasn't very easy and I only got about half the stuff working... which I suppose is why ESRI dropped it.

DanPatterson_Retired

more comments on my initial post from Luke

What happened to Scipy and Pandas in 10.3.1?

as per your 'yar' .... maybe 'r' will make you happy in the interim

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