ImportError: No module named caffe - I don't know how to install caffe for Anaconda on Windows
<p>i have been attempting to follow <a href="http://thirdeyesqueegee.com/deepdream/2015/07/19/running-googles-deep-dream-on-windows-with-or-without-cuda-the-easy-way/" rel="nofollow">this tutorial</a> to install Google DeepDream, but unfortunately i have run into many problems. My first being that i needed to create a new python 2.7 environment for Anaconda as my root python was 3.5 which didn't seem to be co-operating with DeepDream. This meant i had to install numpy, scipy, PIL and protobuf manually for the py27 env but i don't know how to install caffe. I downloaded the caffe files from github, downloaded CMake and tried to compile it but i have no idea what i'm doing and have never done this before. Does anyone know how i can install caffe for Anaconda 3 for my py27 environment on Windows 10?</p>

<p>Based on your question I'm noticing two likely issues with your installation. The first is that </p>

<p>Caffe is not really intended to be installed. The normal usecase is to compile it locally after tweaking it's settings to best match your system. I believe the tutorial you are using comes with a precompiled version, but for better performance I eventually replaced it with my own compilation of <a href="https://github.com/microsoft/caffe" rel="nofollow">Microsoft Caffe</a>. Be forwarned though: Microsoft/Caffe only works in VS2013 and has a lot of weird issues with NuGet not handling it's dependencies correctly.</p>

<p>Secondly as to how to deploy a compiled copy of caffe with pycaffe the default for deepdream is under '../caffe/' as in one directory up and in it's own folder, but you can adjust the code in dream.ipynb to point to anywhere you would like to place caffe.</p>

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