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I'm so sorry to raise another issue, but now I have balance successfully loaded in a Python 3.10 environment, I'm trying to run through the quick start example. I can load the datasets and set targets fine, but this line:
adjusted = sample_with_target.adjust(max_de=None)
fails with the error:
ValueError: loadGlmlib does not currently work for windows
Judging by your docs on the method it's probably something to do with glmnet-python which I installed from its GitHub repo.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Dear @tomwagstaff-opml
We've just updated github to use sklearn instead of glmnet. Could you please check/test if this version is now compatible with Windows? (use the github version, we didn't upload it to pypi yet)
Hi guys,
I'm so sorry to raise another issue, but now I have balance successfully loaded in a Python 3.10 environment, I'm trying to run through the quick start example. I can load the datasets and set targets fine, but this line:
adjusted = sample_with_target.adjust(max_de=None)
fails with the error:
ValueError: loadGlmlib does not currently work for windows
Judging by your docs on the method it's probably something to do with
glmnet-python
which I installed from its GitHub repo.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: