This PR fixes the import statement for the 'utils' module in the data_pipeline.py file. The current import statement from utils import util is incorrect because the Python interpreter is not aware of the relative path to the 'utils' module. This causes a ModuleNotFoundError when running the code.
Summary of Changes
Adjusted the import statement in the data_pipeline.py file to correctly point to the 'utils' module.
Changed the import statement from from utils import util to from src.utils import util.
This change ensures that the Python interpreter can locate the 'utils' module and resolves the ModuleNotFoundError issue.
Fixes #1.
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Description
This PR fixes the import statement for the 'utils' module in the
data_pipeline.pyfile. The current import statementfrom utils import utilis incorrect because the Python interpreter is not aware of the relative path to the 'utils' module. This causes aModuleNotFoundErrorwhen running the code.Summary of Changes
data_pipeline.pyfile to correctly point to the 'utils' module.from utils import utiltofrom src.utils import util.ModuleNotFoundErrorissue.Fixes #1.
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