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lala
Level IX

Issues with the python library that comes with JMP Pro:

Thanks Experts!

My original JMP Pro 18 library was in I:\0userR\JMP\JMP\Python\Python311\site-packages.
Now I'm using JMP Pro 19Can I:\0userR\JMP\JMP\Python\Python313\site-packages be directly specified using batch processing here?


The key point is that the python311 library cannot be directly run in 313?
Or would the performance of the 313 library be better?

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hogi
Level XIII

Re: Issues with the python library that comes with JMP Pro:

Every new JMP version comes with its own Python.

Since packages can depend on the Python version, you need to install the required packages once for Python 3.13.

Re: Issues with the python library that comes with JMP Pro:

Python packages are compatible within the Major.Minor version number.  Python itself does the separation between 3.11.x, 3.12.x. 3.13.x ...  

Correct 3.11 packages are incompatible with Python 3.13, you need the 3.13 version of the packages.

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