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[BUG] scikit-learn 1.3 support #995
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Yes, i am,how to fix it |
@dbcSep03: downgrade scikit-learn to 1.2.2 |
Because it was no release of scikit-learn in-between so no need to update it. |
Thank you @glemaitre for the fix! |
Thanks @pur80a |
facing the same issue I have try to unistall and re-install sckit learn as well as imblearn twice ut still facing same issue anyone please help me to resolve this issue |
@AS12-as you need to install imbalanced-learn 0.11 available on PyPI and the conda-forge channel. |
@AS12-as the uninstall command was used 2 times to remove potential uninstall issues. the -y command, means to confirm without asking the user Then go to the location where your packages are located, in my case, I use Windows, "C:\Users\username\anaconda3\Lib\site-packages", and look for a folder called sklearn, or scikit-learn and delete it, also look for some folder called imbalanced-learn or imblearn and delete it. Then you just have to install the packages as usual: Done, it should work... |
still not helping the issue |
@celestinoxp @glemaitre |
this has been an issue for a while now, so I guess they're not gonna fix it |
I'm facing the same issue. I can't downgrade scikit-learn to 1.2.2, because I'm using the feature-engine library, which requires scikit-learn 1.3 or higher. |
Version 0.13 is supporting this version of sklearn. |
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