Symbol (Mul. etc. ) object has no attribute 'base'

[Xuemei Gu]

In addition:

I wonder whether someone has the similar problems. Because I remember I have no such error before I reinstall the anaconda and sympy. 

So I wonder is this because of the update? 

Thank you very much!

[Xuemei Gu]

[Aaron Meurer]

Only indexed objects themselves have a base. What do you expect (a[0]*b[0]).base to return?

Aaorn Meurer

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[Vishesh Mangla]

Have you tried factor_list()?

[Chris Smith]

This was resolve here.