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skimage cannot be imported #103
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Thanks for reporting this! Looks like we might have been hit by ContinuumIO/anaconda-issues#720 . I'll try the fix suggested there and see how we go. |
Sorry for the delay in patching this. I think that 0cb6792 fixed it. Apologies for the inconvenience, and do let us know if you hit any more issues! |
I've just tried to get the latest version of
to reproduce I've used: from skimage.io import imread from ticket above ContinuumIO/anaconda-issues#720. Btw right now we are having newer version:
Could it be a case? PS:
but later versions are fail |
Oh, shoot. Thanks for the report @hyzhak, and for the hint about numpy. I'll get this patched asap. |
skimage and pytables now seem to require numpy 1.12. The symptoms in the original issue #103 seem to have gone away.
I tried all above solution but still, I am getting the same issue. |
It seems that this issue is back
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@inakicm try this... |
Probably your doesnt support 2d computer . |
You may want to try this piece of code:
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skimage and pytables now seem to require numpy 1.12. The symptoms in the original issue Kaggle/docker-python#103 seem to have gone away.
skimage and pytables now seem to require numpy 1.12. The symptoms in the original issue Kaggle/docker-python#103 seem to have gone away.
When running
from skimage.util.montage import montage2d
the following error gets thrown in the log fileThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: