Morning All, I have been trying to port my linux python code to a windows x32 environment and am very close however I just can’t seem to find a way of Python 2.7 recognising the SLIC Module that is within sci-image. Having used Chris Gohlke’s Windows Extensions everything works up until my code looks to import SLIC from SciKit. Error : No module SLIC Anyone else had this issue or solved this problem ? Cheers Jeremy.
Hi Jeremy, is this just an issue of case? ie "slic" vs "SLIC"? The correct import line should be: from skimage.segmentation import slic I hope this helps! Juan. On Monday, November 18, 2013, Jeremy Dunne wrote:
Morning All,
I have been trying to port my linux python code to a windows x32 environment and am very close however I just can’t seem to find a way of Python 2.7 recognising the SLIC Module that is within sci-image. Having used Chris Gohlke’s Windows Extensions everything works up until my code looks to import SLIC from SciKit.
Error : No module SLIC
Anyone else had this issue or solved this problem ?
Cheers
Jeremy.
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