Open luisignaciomenendez opened 2 years ago
i think this is a bug., but you can use the activelearner anyway. just don't print it
Facing same issue. Any fix for this?
I ran into the same issue because after an active learning loop I wanted to print the learner, analogous to printing the model in pure torch. For my use case print(learner.estimator) instead of print(learner) is what I needed.
I am trying to apply the package for sklearn RandomForestClassifier like this:
Then the following error appears:
I have to run it with python 3.8 as I am using tensorflow under the mac M1 chip and this still has some dependency issues. For the rest, there is nothing different from the usual way I feed in the RF model (data formats are correct). Any idea why is it calling this attribute?