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FishersS encounters error #13
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Hi,
versions I got : |
Thanks much Jonathan for your quick reply. I will try with a different environment/machine.
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Hi,
I tried to reproduce the error in an environment with your python version but didn't have any issues (Ubuntu 20.04). I don't have an idea where this can come from, maybe you can try a fresh environment like below :
conda create -n test_skdim python=3.7.3
conda activate test_skdim
pip install scikit-dimension pandas numba numpy matplotlib
versions I got :
scikit-dimension '0.3'
numpy '1.21.6'
numba '0.55.2'
pandas '1.3.5'
matplotlib '3.5.2'
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Hi,
I've tried the FishersS() estimation using several values of condition number and several datasets and all come back with the same error.
See below for 2 examples using the tutorial dataset. Am I missing something? Do I need to specify alphas? Running with python 3.7.3 on a MacBook.
Thanks much,
Dan Schnell CCHMC
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