fixed the error "assert_all_finite() takes 1 positional argument, 2 were given" #1278
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Jayveersinh-Raj
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Any chance we can get this merged? We're running into this too! |
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Hello sorry for writing late. I do not think it is actively managed, but you can go to my github fork, and download from the master branch. I will write the authors. And if you face more problems, write it, I will personally fix it :) |
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Fixed the error created in
tpot/builtins/nn.pyby assert_all_finite() function that takes 1 positional argument, but 2 were given.Reference: Link