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Hi there! That's interesting, there was another user that had a similar issue on colab here: #1032 Apparently, just adding
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Hi Sebastian,
So what I found out when working with the package is that when you first
install it, it installs the 0.14 version. When you proceed with that you
get that error message.
So to make the package work, I first install the package (where 0.14 gets
installed) , uninstall it and re-install ( 0.22 version gets installed
this time). Finally I restart my Google Colab session and then run the
command import mlxtend.
I hope my feedback could be helpful for you and your team.
Anyway, I really am grateful for building this package. It provides so much
insight on the trained models.
Thank you and Kind Regards
Dasuni
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I am using this library to determine bias and variance of my ML models and I am getting this error in Colab. I have used the same code as provided in the notebook. The version of mlxtend getting installed is mlxtend-0.22.0.
TypeError: 'module' object is not callable
How can I deviate this error?
Thanks in Advance
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