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2to3 converted FRED2 package #226
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Okay, after manually compiling the pysvmlight project with the version 0.4 specified in the above mentioned repository, I got FRED2 to work just fine on Python3.7:
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@apeltzer Thanks for doing this! That was long on my wishlist, but I just don't have the time to do it and properly test it. According to the Travis output, there are a lot of conversion issues regarding metaclasses. Would you be willing to resolve this and also testing the parts manually that cannot be automized (prediction interfaces with third-party software under non-open licenses) |
With regards to svmlight. See also issue #220. If you find a good library that is not too overblown that can read existing svmlight models and do predictions, that would be ideal! |
I can most likely work on updating at least the package |
Ah that would be quite nice actually 👍 |
I can take over the testing of prediction interfaces with third-party software... |
@apeltzer I thought about doing this as well, but expected this to be a lot of work since the automatic conversion doesn't always work. Glad to see that it went smoothly so far. Note that the tool tends to delete any non .py files. You could also up the python version in the travis build to see whether or not there are any complains. It seems to run a small test suite. @b-schubert The errors may due to the new 3 code not being 2 and 3 compatible and the travis build still being run on 2. Glad to be able to use Fred in python 3 soon ;) |
Yeah I guess I'll do it once more. I also double checked the dependencies and it looks like solely the svmlight package is behaving weirdly. There is a version out there already made Python3 compatible but I think having something more reliable would be better SciKit Learn can do the same and should be feasible to be used (+ is much better maintained...) |
Any updates on this? |
Wanted to wait until @Zethson has finished his work (and I don't really have time atm in July/August at all) ... |
This is an automatically converted package using the Python2 to 3 convertor:
Following issues remain: