OK, thanks. I appreciate it.
Don
On Aug 24, 2013, at 8:47 PM, Vlad Niculae wrote:
> It's a similar problem; if you install scikit-learn for python2.6 it won't
> work with the python2.7 binary, because it's not in the appropriate folder
> and it's not built against the proper library. Feel free
It's a similar problem; if you install scikit-learn for python2.6 it won't
work with the python2.7 binary, because it's not in the appropriate folder
and it's not built against the proper library. Feel free to `port
uninstall` it and reinstall the python27 version, if that's the version
you're usin
I downloaded the macports py26 version, without reading carefully enough. I
have python27 installed- can I use it instead of python26 without fear of
breaking something?
And thanks for the tips on nosetests. I have made some progress using scikits
and learning python but I never got that to wor
The `python` and `nosetests` executables that you are running are probably
not the macports ones. Type `which python` and `which nosetests`; usually
the macports one should be in /opt/local/bin.
Try running them manually.
Also, any reason not to use py27?
Yours,
Vlad
On Mon, Aug 12, 2013 at 7:
I am very interested in using this software but I am having trouble getting it
started. The tests suggested on the install page do not run (nosetests sklearn
--exe and python -c "import sklearn; sklearn.test()").
To install, I used the MacPorts command (sudo port install py26-sckkit-learn)
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