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zeus has no attribute 'EnsembleSampler' #15
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Could you show me some code snippet? |
I am also facing the same issue while reproducing the "fitting a model to data" part given in the docs. |
Which version is printed when you run |
2.3.0 |
That's strange, did you get any errors during the installation? Maybe it's worth repeating the installation in a new conda environment: conda create --name zeus-env python=3
conda activate zeus-env
pip install zeus-mcmc Could you run your code in a colab environment just to rule out that there're any typos in the code? You can find a simple example which you can run online here https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1qvHwftc5yL8usoJ8NYbFxvNWG2OL6pkB?usp=sharing |
No, I didn't get any error during installation.
I am using Python 3.6.9
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I tried to run the default code of zeus " fitting a model to data". |
zeus and all of its requirements are compatible with Python 3.6.9 (I just tested it). Did you try re-installing zeus in a new Conda environment like I mentioned in the previous comment? |
Hi Minaskar After re-installing zesus in Jupyter-Notebook via below code, now it working perfectly! Thanks! |
I'm glad that was resolved! |
I am trying to reproduce manual working example. But it gives me the following error:
AttributeError: module 'zeus' has no attribute 'EnsembleSampler'
But it works with emcee though!
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