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This is all correct but sklearn is scikit-learn, for what ever reason scikit is using sklearn like this when you import it and this pigar application is not adhering to their standards.
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What is it printing when you import the scikit learn module?
I just tried it on linux it picked up scikit, but not working on windows
sci-kit may have been installed by a wheel file. sklearn and sci-kitlearn are listed in the packages. its win 10 and python3.6.1 to be more specific. this isnt much of an issue for me, but i noticed it didnt work in this particular instance. worked on linux.
pigar is not getting scikit-learn
it imports as sklearn == 0.0
This is all correct but sklearn is scikit-learn, for what ever reason scikit is using sklearn like this when you import it and this pigar application is not adhering to their standards.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: