The contour_label_fontsize parameter in _pdp_contour_plot() causes TypeError

[angertdevsingh]

On line 251 in pdp_plot_utils.py, one of the parameters for _pdp_contour_plot() is contour_label_fontsize and this causes the following error:

TypeError: clabel() got an unexpected keyword argument 'contour_label_fontsize'

According to the documentation for matplotlib.pyplot.clabel(), the parameter should be called fontsize.

Source: clabel() documentation

[jcusick13]

Hi @SauceCat, I was wondering if there were plans coming up to push a new release version out to PyPI that included this fix. Thanks!

[Wolemercy]

This worked.
Merci!

[Photonsinnovate]

This worked.
Merci!

Hi Wolemercy, Could you please explain exactly how you made it work?

[Photonsinnovate]

This worked.
Merci!

Hi Wolemercy, Could you please explain exactly how you made it work?

Hi Wole, I have resolved this. Thank you

[Wolemercy]

Cheers mate

[johann-DP]

Hi,
Sorry Wolemercy but I don't… Could you explain ti me, please ?

[Wolemercy]

Aye aye
You need to locate this python file "pdp_plot_utils.py" on your PC. It's part of the PDPBox package you installed. Open the file and replace the code in line 251 with this:

inter_ax.clabel(c2, fontsize=fontsize, inline=1)

Save and close the file. You should be good to go.

[johann-DP]

Hi,
merci pour le retour mais ça marche pô : toujours le même pb…
Je pense qu'il faut downgrader un package mais je ne vois pas lequel.

[johann-DP]

Oups,
it works! (I forgoted to restart… once again).
Thanks a lot!

[JRBOH]

This helped me, especially @Wolemercy's comment! Thanks, guys.

[Wolemercy]

You're welcome!

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[Wolemercy]

Cheers mate!

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[Batev]

Hi @SauceCat, I was wondering if there were plans coming up to push a new release version out to PyPI that included this fix. Thanks!

Still waiting for the PyPI update ...

[veeralakrishna]

Why it's not updated in the PyPI yet??

[SauceCat]

Hi, can you try installing from GitHub repo instead? Because this repo is not actively maintaining currently.

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[Batev]

Both installing from the repo and editing the file as @Wolemercy suggested work fine. However, it is really inconvenient to have to manually install PDPBox because of this bug instead of using pip and a requirements file. Since the repo is no longer supported I/we would be happy to at least have the latest version in PyPI.

[SauceCat]

Understand, let me try to figure it out these days.

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On Tue, 9 Mar 2021 at 6:56 PM, Evgeni ***@***.***> wrote: Both installing from the repo and editing the file as @Wolemercy <https://github.com/Wolemercy> suggested work fine. However, it is really inconvenient to have to manually install PDPBox because of this bug instead of using pip and a requirements file. Since the repo is no longer supported I/we would be happy to at least have the latest version in PyPI. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#40 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ADXNPFG6ACEJPYZQWY3BMW3TCX5FLANCNFSM4F6PRFLA> .

[SauceCat]

@Batev @veeralakrishna Please check the new release.

[veeralakrishna]

Thank you for the New Release @SauceCat