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Once created we can activate our Gurobi environment at any time. In this section we also load gurobi (so $EBROOTGUROBI is defined) and <code>scipy-stack</code> (so scipy is available). Both are required to run the matrix example shown below as well as numpy that we already pip installed into our environment (via pandas). | Once created we can activate and used our Gurobi environment at any time. In this section we also load gurobi (so $EBROOTGUROBI is defined) and <code>scipy-stack</code> (so scipy is available). Both are required to run the matrix example shown below as well as numpy that we already pip installed into our environment (via pandas). | ||
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Further | Further information regarding how to create and use python virtual environments within job scripts can be found [[Python#Creating_virtual_environments_inside_of_your_jobs|here]]. | ||
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