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Can't install LightweightMMM - Error on jaxlib #6
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Hello @federicoteti6 ! Thanks for reporting this! The JAX support for Windows is limited (see the open JAX issue). Not sure how well it is working but I am aware of jax-windows-builder, might be worth giving it a try. Otherwise I would recommend running it from Linux if it is possible to you. Or you can also run it on Colab if you dont have access or dont want to use Linux. |
thanks, colab works and will use that |
I am having the same issue and Linux is not an option so I have been trying to use Lightweight MMM on Google Collab but I am having various issues: Firstly, after pip installing the latest version I get this error 'pip's dependency resolver does not currently take into account all the packages that are installed. This behaviour is the source of the following dependency conflicts. After though I install a lower version of i.e. numpy I receive another error 'Lightweight MMM requires numpy 1.24.1' which I have uninstalled. Finally, also in the exemplary colab notebooks. Every time i'm trying to import any of the packages that are mentioned I receive this error "_module 'numpy' has no attribute 'no_nep50_warning'". Do you know what is causing this and how I can bypass the issues? Thank you, |
I have the same error message as @PoromenoC96 . For me the message appears when I tried to import arviz library. Please someone let me know how to fix this. |
hi,
I'm trying to install the lightweight_mmm library but it gives me the following error:
how can i solve?
I use windows and the python version is 3.8.13.
I tried to install jaxlib with pip install but the result was this:
another test was installing jax [cpu]:
but the result hasn't changed
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