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[BUG] Failure to Import TimeGAN #263
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I created a virtual environment with Python 3.8 and it worked. |
Hi @HsiangHung, can you please share more details regarding your python3.9 environment? packages installed, etc? |
Hi @fabclmnt
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Hi @HsiangHung based on you env details and error, this is not related with TimeGAN. If you check the issues comes from sklearn and the use of multithread pools. Can you please ensure that your package threadpoolctl is up-to-date and aligned with the scikit-learn version expected for ydata-synthetic? |
@fabclmnt I tried to pip install threadpoolctl as well as scikit-learn but both of them are up-to-date. What scikit-learn version is expected to align with threadpoolctl?
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I'm not aware of what version would work together but it seems like there is a misalignment between main packages that we are using: Based on the list of packages you've shared I'm not able to see what version of |
@fabclmnt from above message, I think threadpoolctl us 2.2.0 and scikit-learn is 1.2.2 (and I confirmed too.) |
I met an issue to import TimeGan and cannot get answer from Google. When I imported the following
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It shows the following error messages
Can Anyone recognize this error? Or can anyone show working dependence environment?
I am using Python 3.9 in macOS Ventura.
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