After pip installing lazypredict, import lazypredict doesn't work. Improvement in Documentation.
See original GitHub issueFrom the above picture, it is clear that lazypredict
is successfully installed, however, if I try to access it, it says No module named lazypredict
. Why?
Also README.rst
doesn’t mention the steps to install this package and directly jumps to USAGE. Does it mean that it should work without pre-installation?
CONTRIBUTING.rst
explains how to install using setup.py
but doesn’t mention that one should install requirements_dev.txt
which is essential when working on virtual environments.
Is it fine if I open a PR regarding Documentation?
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Happy to work on this library. I appreciate you starting this library as it is easier for prototyping before implementing complex models in Machine Learning. 👍
That would work. Without
print()
, it sent the wrong message to me. Thanks for being patient and answering all questions. 👍