Updated joblib files using joblib directly (to prevent import errors.) #17
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Are there plans to publish this as a fix? |
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Please merge this |
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Anyway we can download this specific branch? |
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There is a somewhat actively maintained fork that fixes this issue, along with some other improvements and updates. |
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This PR updates the joblib files. They have been updated by loading them using joblib in Python3.7, and then dumping them using joblib. This prevents the following error during operation:
E ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'sklearn.externals.joblib'