TypeError: rac(): incompatible function arguments.

[tomleung1996]

I ran into an error when I was trying to use the sample code:

X = np.random.random((10000, 768))
labels = racplusplus.rac(
  X, max_merge_distance=.24, connectivity=None, batch_size=1000, no_processors=8, distance_metric="cosine"
)

Error:

TypeError                                 Traceback (most recent call last)
Cell 10 line 2

TypeError: rac(): incompatible function arguments. The following argument types are supported:
    1. (arg0: numpy.ndarray[numpy.float64[m, n]], arg1: float, arg2: object, arg3: int, arg4: int, arg5: str) -> numpy.ndarray

Invoked with: array([[0.6976868 , 0.67114469, 0.86574914, ..., 0.11234943, 0.2656756 ,
        0.28365873],
       [0.90549301, 0.71009645, 0.89945103, ..., 0.64634767, 0.82557997,
        0.87272555],
       [0.42725098, 0.42255158, 0.94242929, ..., 0.82912421, 0.03063599,
        0.47634264],
       ...,
       [0.83883261, 0.02404994, 0.73920084, ..., 0.28359129, 0.42741765,
        0.13702825],
       [0.38300785, 0.85978371, 0.0691742 , ..., 0.39573976, 0.07083835,
        0.87847463],
       [0.07231579, 0.49157908, 0.62391148, ..., 0.04350661, 0.53439326,
        0.19267565]]); kwargs: max_merge_distance=0.24, connectivity=None, batch_size=1000, no_processors=8, distance_metric='cosine'

[ericbugin1]

I got this as well

[gijshendriksen]

I had the same issue, but removing the argument names did the trick for me.

labels = racplusplus.rac(X, .24, None, 1000, 8, "cosine")