I trying to replicate passing-networks-in-python repositories outcome. I have installed the dependencies listed in requirements.txt and downloaded StatsBomb and Metrica Sports data into the eventing and tracking folder.
However, when trying to run prepare_vaep.py I get ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'socceraction.classification' returned.
Could this be an issue with the version I am using (3.7.6)?
Seems like socceraction module was updated and does not include classification packages (or were moved). Either update the import socceraction.classification to correct import or install certain version using pip install socceractiopn==<version_num>
Check socceraction Github for source code
Here is a specific commit in package structure changes
EDIT: change any import socceraction.classification to import socceraction.vaep (change any children that use classification as well) if you want to use latest code.
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So I want to run a repo i cloned from github project that is used to segregate the medical reports data and categorise it using machine learning and an error occurred.
Here is the relevant code:
import modeladapter as ModelAdapter
VSCode screenshot:
This means that the module does not exist on your PC in the area where Python modules are installed. You should try to install the module using pip and it should resolve I think. I don't know what the module is though, I tried googling it and couldn't find anything, so maybe somewhere on the GitHub repo page it says what the required modules are and where to get them?
I am trying to run the example found in the README of the PyLSCI package. It references a module util, so I am trying to install that through Conda, but it is not working. I have tried typing conda install util into the Anaconda Prompt, but I get an error that says:
PackagesNotFoundError: The following packages are not available from current channels
How can I install this module?
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Windows OS
Anaconda Python distribution
There is no such "util" package. Seems like a classic grad-ware pattern: an old example is shown in the README.md referencing a local util.py file, that is kept in the release even though it is no longer relevant. Please file an issue on the GitHub repository to ask the author to update the documentation.
The mentioned util.py package is only used for the demo.ipynb, and it is exemplarly for any custom logic that is required to convert your speckle data to NumPy arrays, which is out of scope of PyLSCI.
See this GitHub issue for details, where I clearified this with Briget
The PyLSCI package itself doesn't rely on the mentioned util.py to work properly, as long as you provide the speckle data as NumPy arrays.
To make that more evident, I renamed the module to my_utils.py, and moved it with the demo.ipynb notebook to the binder directory of the repo, also see the latest release notes for further changes.
I'm working on linux ubuntu 20.04. I opened new python project using Pycharm IDE, and I've installed a package called aihwkit, the documentation and the source.
When running the examples given with the source code, which use modules imported from a directory called inference such as example 06_lenet5_hardware_aware.py I'm getting an error:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'aihwkit.inference'
although other folders, in the same directory as inference are imported as well and they work well. I'm trying to import this manually, but not sure how to do it.
This is the hierarchy of the folders: I'm calling inference like this:
from aihwkit.inference import PCMLikeNoiseModel
from the file examples/06_lenet5_hardware_aware.py when the module PCMLikeNoiseModel source code lies in the following path: src/aihwkit/inference/noise/pcm.py
please note that the problem is that the name aihwkit.inference is not found, while other names such as aihwkit.nn do not raise any error, and they reside in similar path to inference.
I'm adding a picture of the hierarchy in case it helps:
how can I import this folder manually?
Thank you
Since you're on Linux, you can try to install your package before importing it with:
sudo apt-get install python-#name_of_your_package
written in your terminal, or you can try to install it with pip
I downloaded a project and am running through and installing all dependencies. At first I had errors regarding No module named utm and No module named paho. I solved these issues by going to C:\Users\me and using pip install paho-mqtt and pip install utm. Easy enough.
I then have this line "from mfa_msgs import Mission, WaypointList, MissionControl, ControlCommand, Status" and am getting a No module error here. mfa_msgs is a folder found in the project I downloaded that contains the Mission, WaypointList, etc. files. Where do I need to put the mfa_msgs folder in order to be able to access them?
Appreciate your time!
Until recently I was able to run a Python script in which I used:
from google.cloud.vision.feature import *
During the last day, I tried it again but I get the error message:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'google.cloud.vision.feature'; 'google.cloud.vision' is not a package
Can anybody help me out with this?
According to this, google.cloud.vision.feature is one of the deprecated modules in v0.25.1 onwards. If you do not wish to migrate to the newest version you can force to use the old one with google-cloud-vision==0.25 in requirements.txt or using pip:
pip install google-cloud-vision==0.25
Otherwise, you'll need to take into account the required code changes and adapt it depending on what you want to do.