Algorithm clone error

[Robin Burke]

I am trying to reproduce the "Getting Started" example in LKPy 0.3.0. There don't seem to be any install issues and my Anaconda installation is up-to-date, but for some reason, it is not importing the libraries correctly. See short example above where I attempt to clone an algorithm. I see the same error in Jupyter notebook. I get other errors as well: for example:

AttributeError: 'BiasedMF' object has no attribute 'fit'

that seem to indicate an import problem.

Has anyone else encountered this?

Thanks,

Robin Burke

CU Boulder

[Michael Ekstrand]

Robin,

Thanks for raising this! It's a version mismatch issue... I need to find a way so that the default documentation is the last release, rather than the in-development code. (If anyone has read-the-docs experience and knows how to do that, I would love a pointer!).

The Getting Started code works on the next release. I think I can get that out the door by the end of the week.

- Michael

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[Michael Ekstrand]

In the mean time, the release docs are here: https://lkpy.readthedocs.io/en/stable/GettingStarted.html

I have changed the default version to 'stable' instead of 'latest'.