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The default installation of ROS is not designed to work with anaconda. It can be made to work but you will need to understand your PYTHONPATH manipulations and installation directories well.
Similarly it's highly recommended that you stick with the system version of python instead of downloading and installing advanced tools.
I'd recommend starting with a fresh installation and install ROS following the instructions: http://wiki.ros.org/ROS/Installation
then going through the core ROS Tutorials: http://wiki.ros.org/ROS/Tutorials
what "rebuid your JPMML-SparkML-Package EGG file" means, or what "build your numpy again" means. Coding is evil.
before you try to execute these directions you will need to learn the fundementals and the context in which they are stated. For reference I have no idea what the JPMML-SparkML-Package is or how to rebuild it. But it likely has it's own set of instructions and you'll need to understand how to merge that context with any other context that your using. Which is what the basic ROS tutorials try to teach you. This is your responsibility to learn and understand, don't expect people to be able to put it all together for you. Please see the guide for asking questions http://wiki.ros.org/Support to help you structure your questions.
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