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Error: module 'numpy' has no attribute 'int' #42
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Hi, I was using biophi from command line and also got this error. I fixed it by going to line 83 of biophi/humanization/methods/humanness.py:
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Ok, thanks! |
No problem. I think it has to do with the version of numpy since I didn't have any issues when I set up the conda environment for biophi in the readme. |
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Fixing np.int bug. Merck#42 Numpy no longer aliases `np.int`. Instead it recommends just to use the built in `int` type.
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Fixing np.int bug. #42 Numpy no longer aliases `np.int`. Instead it recommends just to use the built in `int` type.
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I got this message while trying to Export a Full Table after humanization.
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