Closed ziyangr closed 1 year ago
Had the exact same problem this morning, what makes it weird is that I changed nothing(or at least I dont remember making any change) to the code that used to work 2 weeks ago. I would also like a solution to this one.
Could you run
pip install "flaml[automl]"
to install the [automl] option and retry?
Could you run
pip install "flaml[automl]"
to install the [automl] option and retry?
It worked! Thank you so much!!
I ran into the same error. There seems to be a required dependency that's missing in flaml
alone, no?
I ran into the same error. There seems to be a required dependency that's missing in
flaml
alone, no?
Hey @domoritz ! Nice to see you here :) [automl] is required for the AutoML use case. It's not required for more generic tuning use case, so it was made optional.
I see, makes sense. Maybe it would be nice to add a check somewhere in the import for automl that checks whether the dependencies are available.
for anyone having this issue, someone already stated that the answer is to pip install "flaml[auto]"
This is still a valid issue, automl is no longer maintained and has been in this state for at least 6 years. It can't also be built with python 3.12
I am also having issues (running Python 3.12.1) when I previously used FLAML without any problems.
Hi Thank you so much for developing such a useful package. However, I met some issues:
when I just want to simply try out the model
it shows that
Same problem occured when I try
It shows that
Could you please tell me how to fix it?