Thanks Sebastian and Joel!
It works after I run the codes in the newly created virtual environment. I
thought after the sources were compiled, it was ok to change the folder name.
Also thanks for teaching me to use the virtual environment!
Best,
Hanna
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Hi, Hanna,
I think Joel is right and the renaming is probably causing the issues. Instead
of renaming the package to sklearn1, consider modifying, compiling, and
installing sklearn in a virtual environment. I am not sure if you are using
conda, in this case, creating a new virtual env for devel
I suspect this is due to an intricacy of Cython. Despite using relative
imports, Cython expects the Criterion instance to come from a package
called sklearn, not called sklearn1.
On 5 September 2017 at 12:42, hanzi mao wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am researching on the source code of DecisionTree recently
Hi,
I am researching on the source code of DecisionTree recently. Here are the
things I tried.
1. Downloaded source code from github.
2. run "python setup.py build_ext --inplace" to compile the sources in the
unzipped source folder.
3. Try the following codes to see whether it works.
