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I have an ml model using SKLearn that I want to turn into an exe.
The first thing I tried is to create an intermediate script that is getting turned into an exe. That script worked and asked me for my user inputs. But after I input them it doesn't relay them to the model like it does if I run it directly from the IDE through the console log..
So I decided to skip the intermediate script and just code my user inputs as part of the model, now when I try to open the exe it just opens and closes
I am using a few external libraries that I think maybe py2exe is having trouble finding?
One of them is Intel's SKLearn Patch called sklearnex The other is tqdm (progress in Arabic) for creating a progress line for my model Training
My py2exe script is only 1 line without trying to add anything else Freeze(console =[{'model: my_model.py}]
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I have an ml model using SKLearn that I want to turn into an exe.
The first thing I tried is to create an intermediate script that is getting turned into an exe. That script worked and asked me for my user inputs. But after I input them it doesn't relay them to the model like it does if I run it directly from the IDE through the console log..
So I decided to skip the intermediate script and just code my user inputs as part of the model, now when I try to open the exe it just opens and closes
I am using a few external libraries that I think maybe py2exe is having trouble finding?
One of them is Intel's SKLearn Patch called sklearnex The other is tqdm (progress in Arabic) for creating a progress line for my model Training
My py2exe script is only 1 line without trying to add anything else Freeze(console =[{'model: my_model.py}]
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: