fixed scikit-learn mispelling - #9
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@mwtichen Thanks for taking a look at this. Have you tried running the app (or a simplified version of it) to see if it still works? |
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I tried using pip, rather than the conda installer, and it worked fine.
Sorry about that. Please disregard
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Is the scikit-learn package mispelled? I'm using anaconda on Windows and I didn't see any scikit_learn package when creating a virtual environment, however there was a scikit-learn package. Was this package mispelled?