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Running error with __init__.py #27
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Can you make sure you are using the latest version of pywFM? |
Thank you for your response. I just pip installed pywFM. I think it should be the latest version? |
You still have the same error? Could you check your |
Yes, I still have the error. LIBFM_PATH was set correctly and I don't think the error message is related to LIBFM_PATH. I think the error comes from the run() function in init.py, which has "rlog" related operation. |
Did you find any solution to this? I'm having the same problem |
Hi, |
Hi,guys,have you ever found the solution?I'm still also having the same problem!!! |
Hey, guys! I found one of the solutions that helped me (using the Windows version)... |
Hi,
I am trying the example code but got some error message w.r.t the init.py (see below). Is there anything I can do to avoid the error? Thanks!
EmptyDataError Traceback (most recent call last)
in ()
20 # split features and target for train/test
21 # first 5 are train, last 2 are test
---> 22 model = fm.run(features[:5], target[:5], features[5:], target[5:])
23 print(model.predictions)
24 # you can also get the model weights
F:\Anaconda\lib\site-packages\pywFM_init_.py in run(self, x_train, y_train, x_test, y_test, x_validation_set, y_validation_set)
228 # parses rlog into
229 import pandas as pd
--> 230 rlog = pd.read_csv(rlog_path, sep='\t')
231 os.close(rlog_fd)
232 os.remove(rlog_path)
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