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Latest release of scikit-learn package

  • June 11, 2019
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  • Anonymous

Hi,

currently Python 3.6.1 comes with the package scikit-learn release 0.18.2. Unfortunately it does not support everything we need.
At this point I am wondering if there are any plans to port newer release of scikit-learn - 0.19.2.

Thank you,
Jacob

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    Mike Rajkowski
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    • Mike RajkowskiRocketeer
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    • June 11, 2019

    Hi,

    currently Python 3.6.1 comes with the package scikit-learn release 0.18.2. Unfortunately it does not support everything we need.
    At this point I am wondering if there are any plans to port newer release of scikit-learn - 0.19.2.

    Thank you,
    Jacob

    Jacob,

    Have you tried updating the package with pip?

    Note that “pip install sklearn” should update the package if it is not the latest version.

    If you are still having issues, you may need to upgrade pip.

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    • Anonymous
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    • June 11, 2019

    Hi,

    currently Python 3.6.1 comes with the package scikit-learn release 0.18.2. Unfortunately it does not support everything we need.
    At this point I am wondering if there are any plans to port newer release of scikit-learn - 0.19.2.

    Thank you,
    Jacob

    Just tried and got errors:

    $ pip install sklearn
    import: pip 4: FSUM7351 not found
    import: pip 5: FSUM7351 not found
    from: pip 7: FSUM7351 not found
    pip 10: FSUM7332 syntax error: got (, expecting then

    How do I upgrade pip?

    Mike Rajkowski
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    • Mike RajkowskiRocketeer
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    • June 12, 2019

    Hi,

    currently Python 3.6.1 comes with the package scikit-learn release 0.18.2. Unfortunately it does not support everything we need.
    At this point I am wondering if there are any plans to port newer release of scikit-learn - 0.19.2.

    Thank you,
    Jacob

    You can try:
    python -m pip install --upgrade pip

    Yet I am not sure if that is your issue.

    Based on the FSUM7351 I think you are not finding some of the commands:
    “Explanation: You attempted to execute a command that could not be found
    User Response: Ensure that the command exists and that the PATH
    environment variable is valid.”

    Mike Rajkowski
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    • Mike RajkowskiRocketeer
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    • June 12, 2019

    Hi,

    currently Python 3.6.1 comes with the package scikit-learn release 0.18.2. Unfortunately it does not support everything we need.
    At this point I am wondering if there are any plans to port newer release of scikit-learn - 0.19.2.

    Thank you,
    Jacob

    Also see: Pip does not work post installation

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    • Anonymous
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    • June 14, 2019

    Hi,

    currently Python 3.6.1 comes with the package scikit-learn release 0.18.2. Unfortunately it does not support everything we need.
    At this point I am wondering if there are any plans to port newer release of scikit-learn - 0.19.2.

    Thank you,
    Jacob

    Yes, this is right - pip (or any other packages for that matter) cannot be installed (updated) from the common repository and that’s why updated pip failed to launch. I suspect nobody has put z/OS executable to the repository.

    So my question to Python porting team stays - are there any plans to port newer versions of scikit-learn package?


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