connorcoley
commented
4 years ago There is likely a difference in your PATH/PYTHONPATH relative to what I was using, sorry; I didn't do a great job documenting my environment for this project.
You might try either changing that line in
mol_graph_direct_useScores.py to a relative import (from .edit_mol_direct_useScores import get_product_smiles) or an absolute
import (from rexgen_direct.rank_diff_wln.edit_mol_direct_useScores import get_product_smiles) if you have rexgen_direct in your
python path.
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Hey! I was trying to predict using the code given in the rexgen_direct. But when I was running the code, the following error is obtained. Could you please help me with this? [image: Screenshot from 2019-10-12 14-08-43] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/54398887/66698287-2e0b9180-ecfa-11e9-8fc2-25ff84980c29.png
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Hey! I was trying to predict using the code given in the rexgen_direct. But when I was running the code, the following error is obtained. Could you please help me with this?