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_build() takes 2 positional arguments but 3 were given #134
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I think you copied the code from the current master version (which has not yet been released in pypi), which contains some additional features not available in the latest released in pypi, which is probably the one you have installed. Specifically, the If you don't need those arguments you may just do:
If you need the arguments, you may want to install the library from the github repo directly:
Hope this helps! |
Thank you very much for the fast and correct answer! |
Hi, really interesting library!
I am trying to modify one of your modules, modules.RelationNetwork in particular.
Therefore, after importing all the necessary, I copy the definition of "class RelationNetwork" into my notebook:
I initiate the class:
I then pass the
input_graphs
to the model and try to build it:but it returns the follwing error:
Can you help me solve this?
Thanks
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