Access all PythonObjects attributes

[Filipe Duarte]

Hi, I have been using Python for machine learning research for time series data. I feel that I need to take another step to learn another and more performant programming language. In this sense, I found Julia and Swift for Tensorflow, which both seem to have a good foundation and promises to be an alternative for Python. 

I started to learn Swift's interoperability with Python on Google Colab notebooks, using NumPy and Scikit-learn. The problem is that I didn't find how to access all the PythonObjects attributes. For example, assuming that I fit a LinearRegression on some randomly NumPy array:

```

var reg = lm.LinearRegression()

reg.fit(X, Y)

print(reg)

```

output: 

LinearRegression(copy_X=True, fit_intercept=True, n_jobs=None, normalize=False)

I would like to access the `reg`'s attributes but did not find how to do this.

[Nicholas Gustafson]

Hi, 

When you say you would like to access the `reg's attributes, what do you mean exactly? In python you access an objects attributes using the dotted-syntax, which you employed in your linear regression example. If you would like a list of all a python object's attributes you can use python's built in dir function. Try:

print(Python.dir(reg))

I hope that helps!

[Filipe Duarte]

Thanks!