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Cannot import name Mapping from collections
Hi,
I am having little difficulty in running "from tmap.tda import mapper, Filter" on python 3.10.
In Python 3.6 the code works perfectly fine.
I believe the problem is happening due to collections package as the Mapping is moved to collections.abc from collections. I changed that in my code.
Still the error is happening:
Importerror: cannot import name Mapping from collections (...../lib/python3.10/collections/init.py
Any idea how to fix it? Does Tmap run on python 3.10?
I apologise for the stalled tmap version. This problem is similar to issue #15
You can see that this error was generated by the "networkx" rather than the "tmap" if you read the traceback. Because the requirement file has fixed the version of networkx ==2.2 that would generate this error when you use other versions of Python.
The file $PYTHON/lib/python3.10/site-packages/networkx/classes/graph.py is where this problem originated. I would not change the requirement file at this time because different versions of networkx may produce different issues.
I will advise you to create a virtual environment using conda and install the python==3.8 instead of python==3.10.
If you encounter other issues, please let me know.
Hi,
I have problem with using tmap. I installed tmap in a CentOS cluster. I used conda to install in a conda environment, where there are python==3.8 and networkx ==2.2. And I tried to install by pip in the same conditions. In both cases, tmap has no modules except 'name'.
For example, when I import fearun==0.4.1, I get this error
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'tmap.core'
How can I solve this issue?
@meddwl It sounds like it is a different issue and I believe it would be useful if you could give a screenshot or outputs from the installation.
And I am not sure why you import fearun? Maybe you should check again what you have typed in.
I don't think we have core under the tmap library. Maybe you are talking about the other package also named tmap?
Sorry, my mistake. I mixed up the packages because they have the same name. I apologize for the distraction. And thank you for the answer.