Thanks for the feedback Daniel! I would love if you became a subscriber - I am always looking for folks like you who have a critical eye to improve my channel :)
Awesome! A big difference between Python and MATLAB is that python requires you to install packages for most python projects. And then, at the top of every script, you need to tell python you want to use a given package with: import package_name1 import package_name2 and so on!
I had this same problem even though I had scikit-learn properly installed and it showed me with pip list and pip show. What fixed it for me is changing the python version my IDE (VSCode) was using, I had scikit-learn installed in my python 3.11.3 but VScode was using Python 3.12 which didn't have scikit-learn installed. You can change the interpreter in VSCode with CTRL + SHIFT + P and selecting 'Python: Select Interpreter', then change to the python version scikit-learn says is installed in. One way to check is this is your problem is running a python file in the CMD that has import sklearn, if it works in the CMD but not in your IDE, it probably has the same problem as me.
Thank you for posting this solution! Another good way to avoid all this, ks creating your own virtual environments for each peoject (like PyCharm does). That way you have explicit control over oython versioning and packages. Have fun out there!
this channel is a goldmine, straight to the point on every video. thank you
Thanks for the feedback Daniel! I would love if you became a subscriber - I am always looking for folks like you who have a critical eye to improve my channel :)
@@philparisi_ already subbed:) keep up the good work
Solid video man. I couldn't get this for the life of me.
Python packages can be such a pain. Glad this worked for you - best of luck on your project!
My problem has been solved.
Thank you so much!
Great to hear! Happy coding.
Thank you sir it was really helpful😊
Woohooo glad to hear it! Thanks for tuning in and have a great week
You are the God bro, I really itraate with this problem within 1 hours
I gotchu bro, happy to help
Thank you for this video.... I have just started learning python
Awesome! A big difference between Python and MATLAB is that python requires you to install packages for most python projects. And then, at the top of every script, you need to tell python you want to use a given package with:
import package_name1
import package_name2
and so on!
@@philparisi_ Thankyou Phil...I want to learn more from you (MATLAB and python)
Thank you so much!
Absolutely! Glad I could help. Best of luck with your ML project.
Thanks buddy 😊
You’re welcome :)
thank you!... you really helped me
Of course! Happy to be there for you. Good luck programming!
Thank very much bro
No problemo 🤙🏽 have fun with your machine learning!
I had this same problem even though I had scikit-learn properly installed and it showed me with pip list and pip show. What fixed it for me is changing the python version my IDE (VSCode) was using, I had scikit-learn installed in my python 3.11.3 but VScode was using Python 3.12 which didn't have scikit-learn installed. You can change the interpreter in VSCode with CTRL + SHIFT + P and selecting 'Python: Select Interpreter', then change to the python version scikit-learn says is installed in. One way to check is this is your problem is running a python file in the CMD that has import sklearn, if it works in the CMD but not in your IDE, it probably has the same problem as me.
Thank you for posting this solution! Another good way to avoid all this, ks creating your own virtual environments for each peoject (like PyCharm does). That way you have explicit control over oython versioning and packages. Have fun out there!
yoo this saved me thank you so much
You saved me thankyou
Bless up and good luck out there 🙌🏽
thnx
No problem 👍🏽
thenku
You are very welcome :)