Official Support for Deep Forest with modern Python versions 3.10+ #1
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Throughout the years, the Deep Forest algorithm is still popular; however, the team behind it seems to have taken a deviation / turn to other avenues of research. As such, it is clear that the repo was very-if-not-too-slowly maintained, and the issues have increased a lot since the latest release.
One issue was more critical than another. The support for Python 3.10+.
Some examples:
pip install deep-forestwill encounter an ERROR! LAMDA-NJU/Deep-Forest#139Building from source is not an ideal scenario for many, and given that we are afraid we will never get a response soon enough for a PR on the original repository, we open this community-maintained repository and hope that (1) either the original authors request a pull request on their end of things, which we are very happy to do, and close this current repository, or (2) that this current repository is helping others.
Cheers!