"Something is wrong with the numpy installation. While importing we detected an older version of numpy"
I was doing the lab below and experienced the issue today.
https://cloudworkshop.blob.core.windows.net/cognitive-deep-learning/Hands-on%20lab/HOL%20step-by%20step%20-%20Cognitive%20services%20and%20deep%20learning.html
the problem seems to be related to azureml-sdk[databricks] because if I uninstall it some part of code can still run.
after spending quite some time scratching my hair, I looked up the azureml-sdk release page and found out that a new version 1.0.21 released just today (26 March 2019), I uninstall the default version and installed the prior version by using the format azureml-sdk[databricks]==1.0.18.1
alternatively if you choose runtime version 5.2 when creating the cluster then the problem doesn't occur.
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thx for your information.
It works for me, too:)
Glad to hear that Tasuya...and thx for letting me know:-)
I also have this problem. But installing azureml-sdk[databricks]==1.0.18.1 does not work T_T
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