Closed Codeguyross closed 4 years ago
Hi @Codeguyross,
The @
operator is equivalent to np.dot
in python3. It would seem you are using python2?
I'll change it back to np.dot
and submit a PR so as to not break backwards compatibility with python2.
Cheers
I tried python2.7 as it was listed on the getting started. It did work when I made a python3 environment and since python2.7 is no longer supported, its probably fine to leave it be.
Also thanks for the speedy response and your work!
Totally my fault for breaking the compatibility :) I totally support the move to python3 btw.
Also thanks for the speedy response and your work!
All credit goes to @andyzeng , I'm just an appreciative contributor :)
python demo.py Traceback (most recent call last): File "demo.py", line 9, in