When PyCharm is open: if you navigate to preferences: Project: Project Interpreter. You can there either create your own virtualenv (and then manually install the required packages) or make sure you have selected the anaconda python interpreter for your project.

If followingofficial instructions, you have created a virtual environment calledtensorflow. The environment is located inAnaconda3\envs\tensorflow directory, whereAnaconda3 is the Anaconda installation directory. You just need to point PyCharm to thepython.exe which is located there.

The settings path in PyCharm is something like this:

Settings->Project Interpreter->Add Local->Virtualenv Environment->Existing environment

Point the interpreter to thepython.exe in theAnaconda3\envs\tensorflow directory.

I recommend installingbabun and creating avirtualenv withvirtualenvwrapper there and install on that environment.

After doing this, just choose thepython binary in the relevant directory of the virtualenv you created, i.e.~/.virtualenvs/myenv/bin/python or~/.virtaulenvs/myenv/usr/bin/python

Before importing anything else, do this

import sysprint(sys.path)import osprint(os.environ)print(os.environ['CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES'])

from the command line (when TF works) and from PyCharm (when it doesn't). If you see any relevant differences, adjust accordingly (define the environment variables in PyCharm, etc.)

• python
• tensorflow
• anaconda