I am doing my project on machine learning in an anaconda jupyter notebook and also I have tried spyder but in both of them, the kernel is automatically dead. so anyone can tell me how can I resolve this problem with the MacBook air m1.
Hi @kskrishna!
Thanks for reporting the issue. Can you check what version of the Operating System are you on? Additionally we would need to know the version of tensorflow-macos and tensorflow-metal packages you have installed as well as the version of jupyter notebook you are running in order to try and reproduce this problem.
One thing that we suspect might cause this is having multiple conflicting installations of tensorflow in your python environment. Note that you need to have python packages tensorflow-macos and tensorflow-metal. What you don't want is the python package tensorflow to coexist in your environment with the other because that might cause a conflict.
Can you please paste what python -m pip list prints out in the environment where you launch jupyter notebook (optimally you'd do it in the notebook but since the kernel just dies it can't be helped).
