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I encountered this problem when I tried to use some of the sigpy functions and kept recevieing messages like:
module 'numpy' has no attribute 'complex' module 'numpy' has no attribute 'float'
which I believe is due to numpy version, as np.float and np.complex is marked deprcated since 1.20.1 and is now complete abandoned in newer versions.
I am currently solving this problem by "np.float = np.float64" actively because there's too many to replace in sigpy.
I hope if in a future version of sigpy this issued can be updated!
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This has been reported several times (#123, #124, #129) and was fixed with PR #126 in May, but unfortunately the fix has not been released yet.
Again, I would like to encourage the sigpy maintainers to do so.
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I encountered this problem when I tried to use some of the sigpy functions and kept recevieing messages like:
module 'numpy' has no attribute 'complex'
module 'numpy' has no attribute 'float'
which I believe is due to numpy version, as np.float and np.complex is marked deprcated since 1.20.1 and is now complete abandoned in newer versions.
I am currently solving this problem by "np.float = np.float64" actively because there's too many to replace in sigpy.
I hope if in a future version of sigpy this issued can be updated!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: