I tried installing the library via pip, and was unable to use it because of the absence of the gfortran 3 library. Apparently this library is no longer supported on most operating systems. Cloning the repo and installing with setup.py install worked; as noted in the documentation, the current repo version uses gfortran 4.4.7. Could the glmnet-python version available via pip be updated to match the version in the repo?
jamesdj
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2 years ago
I tried installing the library via pip, and was unable to use it because of the absence of the gfortran 3 library. Apparently this library is no longer supported on most operating systems. Cloning the repo and installing with
setup.py installworked; as noted in the documentation, the current repo version uses gfortran 4.4.7. Could the glmnet-python version available via pip be updated to match the version in the repo?