PeterRochford
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1 year ago Sonia-Heye,
Are you using Anaconda? If so I suggest you exit Anaconda with the command "conda deactivate" and try running in your regular operating system environment. I have experienced numerous problems with packages such as numpy in Anaconda that report problems I don't see when using Python in common environments. Trying to fix with pip installs often proves to be fraught with problems.
That said, yes, 'asscalar' is an attribute that is no longer supported by numpy and which I have now replaced in the SkillMetrics package. This will be fixed in the next pip release that I hope to publish within the next couple of days. I'll post another comment here once it is available.
Peter
Sonia-Heye
Good Day,
The latest version of SkillMetrics that I can install with pip crashes when I try to plot target diagrams with this numpy error below. I see this issue is resolved on GitHub as I couldn't trace back the numpy code line giving the issue from: get_target_diagram_axes.py:116. Is it possible to make a new version of installable by pip so this issue can be avoided?
Thanks!
`--------------------------------------------------------------------------- AttributeError Traceback (most recent call last) Cell In[21], line 3 1 ## My package seems to be out-dated. Using np.asscalar = depreciated but not on GitHub. See if can copy code and use this? ----> 3 target_diagram(np.array(bias_tot),np.array(crmsd_tot),np.array(rmsd_tot), markerLabel = label_tot, 4 markerLabelColor = 'k', markerLegend = 'on', markersymbol = symbols_tot, 5 markerSize=5, markerColor = color_tot, 6 ticks = np.arange(-2,2.5,0.5), 7 axismax = 2.0, 8 circles = [0.5,1,2], 9 circleLineSpec = 'k--', circleLineWidth = 0.5) 11 # plt.savefig(os.path.join(outdir, f'TargetDiagramallvars{tdate}_max2.png'), dpi=600, bbox_inches="tight") 12 # plt.close()
File P:\11206304-futuremares\python_scripts\plot_results3D\WQ_validation\target_diagram.py:232, in target_diagram(*args, kwargs) 229 option = get_target_diagram_options(kwargs) 231 # Get axis values for plot --> 232 axes = get_target_diagram_axes(RMSDs,Bs,option) 234 # Overlay circles 235 overlay_target_diagram_circles(ax, option)
File ~\Anaconda3\envs\dfm_tools_env\lib\site-packages\skill_metrics\get_target_diagram_axes.py:116, in get_target_diagram_axes(x, y, option) 114 # Set tick labels at 0 to blank 115 index = np.where(abs(xtick) < 1.e-7) --> 116 index = np.asscalar(index[0]) 117 xlabel[index] = '' 119 # Set y tick labels
File ~\Anaconda3\envs\dfm_tools_env\lib\site-packages\numpy__init.py:311, in getattr(attr) 308 from .testing import Tester 309 return Tester --> 311 raise AttributeError("module {!r} has no attribute " 312 "{!r}".format(name__, attr))
AttributeError: module 'numpy' has no attribute 'asscalar'`