One potential solution for resolving the ModuleNotFoundError issue when using Google Colab with miniconda installed is to make sure that the correct conda environment is activated and all necessary packages are installed. This can be done by running the following code in a Colab notebook:
# Install relevant packages
!pip install ipykernel
!pip install nb_conda_kernels
# Activate conda environment
import sys
_ = (sys.path.append("/usr/local/lib/python3.7/site-packages"))
# List available conda environments
!conda info --envs
# Activate desired conda environment
!conda activate <env_name>
# Install necessary packages
!conda install <package_name>
# Check if package is now available
!pip freeze | grep <package_name>
Additionally, it may be helpful to restart the kernel after making any changes to ensure that the environment is properly set up.
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