Narayan

@AutoViML I am already running AutoViML successfully in a separate virtual environment with python 3.10 and the restricted versions on the list mentioned in my previous post. It needs to...

@AutoViML I tried, but looks like the matplotlib version 3.5.3 required doesn't have wheels available on pypi. ``` Building wheels for collected packages: matplotlib Building wheel for matplotlib (pyproject.toml) ......

@AutoViML great! It seems to haves removed the previous error in a Python 3.11 environment, but probably requires a bit of tidying up for the various charts. Latest error for...

@AutoViML thanks. Next bug: ``` Imported v0.1.802. After importing autoviz, you must run '%matplotlib inline' to display charts inline. AV = AutoViz_Class() dfte = AV.AutoViz(filename, sep=',', depVar='', dfte=None, header=0, verbose=1,...

@AutoViML I tried the new version and the latest error persists in a python 3.11 environment. It might be you worth testing with the example I had provided earlier before...

@AutoViML, I noticed this error is the same as issues #101 & #102 Here's the output of import autoviz: > Imported v0.1.803. After importing autoviz, you must run '%matplotlib inline'...

While attempting to fix issue #102, this error has now re-emerged in version 0.1.804. Error log below: ``` --------------------------------------------------------------------------- AttributeError Traceback (most recent call last) Cell In[19], line 7 4...

@AutoViML thanks for re-opening. After doing a bit of google search using the terms "python 3.11 inspect", I came across the following posts all of which suggest that inspect.getargspec() was...

@AutoViML Indeed, it isn't an issue in the AutoViz code, but in the holoviews version installed as shown above! See these comments by the holoviews maintainer on why it occurs...

@maximlt thanks for your suggestions. I am currently on Python 3.10 which works fine, but am trying to upgrade all my environments to 3.11 and AutoViz is the only hold-up,...