first of all - this is a great package. I am currently playing around with it.
Some notes that lead to my suggestion:
I had the same issue as in #2, which was solved after including your latest commits. I was wondering at some point if this had something to do with my numpy version, but it was fine (numpy=1.16.3). I am working on Ubuntu 18.04.
Packages that I had to install manually after python setup.py install were joblib and patsy.
Some matplotlib functionalities that you are using are deprecated in matplotlib 3.0. as it seems. I may be fixing some of them on the go, so if you are interested in that let me know.
Suggestion: A requirements.txt file that states packages and their versions explicitly may help further users.
Kind regards and thank you for the nice work!
Ekaterina
Hello Derek,
first of all - this is a great package. I am currently playing around with it.
Some notes that lead to my suggestion:
I had the same issue as in #2, which was solved after including your latest commits. I was wondering at some point if this had something to do with my numpy version, but it was fine (numpy=1.16.3). I am working on Ubuntu 18.04.
Packages that I had to install manually after
python setup.py install
werejoblib
andpatsy
.Some matplotlib functionalities that you are using are deprecated in matplotlib 3.0. as it seems. I may be fixing some of them on the go, so if you are interested in that let me know.
Suggestion: A requirements.txt file that states packages and their versions explicitly may help further users.
Kind regards and thank you for the nice work! Ekaterina