cannot import name 'EntityRecognizer' from 'arcgis.learn'

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05-02-2020 04:23 PM
SeanGrant3
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OS version: Win10 Pro 1909

Conda version: 4.8.3

python version: 3.7.4

Ran conda cmd:

conda install -c esri arcgis fastai pillow scikit-image

Opened notebook and import commands failed:

Tried removing and installing again but no luck.

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DanPatterson_Retired
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Don't pip install if at all.  When using conda, stick with it.

conda update numpy --no-pin --dry-run

will show you what it will install.... numpy 1.18.1 is the latest version on the anaconda site, It is what I am using.  1.18.4 is due out soon, but Anaconda hasn't been updating their site as quickly, for obvious reasons.

Should it show numpy 1.18.1 remove the --dry-run portion and update.

Esri tends to be a bit slower on the updates for things like numpy and the various science packages.

The esri-Anaconda site shows that Pro 2.6 is due for beta soon

https://anaconda.org/Esri/repo 

and it looks like they won't even be moving to python 3.7 and are probably sticking with python 1.16.5 based on the

'pinned' file (numpy 1.16.* in you C:\...your_install_path...\bin\Python\res\pinned

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DanPatterson_Retired
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It is there... check your version and install path

arcgis.__version__
'1.8.0'

from arcgis.learn import EntityRecognizer

dir(arcgis.learn.EntityRecognizer)

['__class__'... snip...
 '_arcgis_init_callback', '_check_backbone_support', '_check_requisites', '_check_tf',
 '_create_emd', '_create_emd_template', '_create_html', '_create_tfonnx_emd_template',
 '_extract_entities_text', '_find_lr', '_get_emd_params', '_get_post_processed_model',
 '_get_tfonnx_emd_params', '_model_metrics', '_post_process_address_df',
 '_post_process_non_address_df', '_publish_dlpk', '_save', '_save_as_tfonnx',
 '_save_model_characteristics', '_save_tflite', '_show_lr_plot', '_write_emd',
 'extract_entities', 'fit', 'from_model', 'load', 'lr_find', 'save', 'show_results',
 'unfreeze'
]
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SeanGrant3
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It is not because the version conda is installing in 1.6.0 not 1.8.0

While the anaconda site says it is at 1.8.0...only 1.6.0 gets installed

When I manually try to install the tarball I receive more errors

I think this is a Numpy version error as that one also is not updating to the latest (1.18) so there is something going on with my machine.

I will keep digging....

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DanPatterson_Retired
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Don't pip install if at all.  When using conda, stick with it.

conda update numpy --no-pin --dry-run

will show you what it will install.... numpy 1.18.1 is the latest version on the anaconda site, It is what I am using.  1.18.4 is due out soon, but Anaconda hasn't been updating their site as quickly, for obvious reasons.

Should it show numpy 1.18.1 remove the --dry-run portion and update.

Esri tends to be a bit slower on the updates for things like numpy and the various science packages.

The esri-Anaconda site shows that Pro 2.6 is due for beta soon

https://anaconda.org/Esri/repo 

and it looks like they won't even be moving to python 3.7 and are probably sticking with python 1.16.5 based on the

'pinned' file (numpy 1.16.* in you C:\...your_install_path...\bin\Python\res\pinned

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SeanGrant3
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Thanks Dan,

I meant to use conda, my fault. I ended up cleaning up my env for conda and restarting then retrying and that seemed to clear things up a bit. I am able to import the EntityRecognizer now and the version are good so far.

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DanPatterson_Retired
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Glad it worked out.  It is too bad that esri can't put Anaconda Navigator in the distribution by default... it makes package management a lot easier for most rather than conda command line or trying to manage packages through Pro.

Post back if things go wrong any more.