[Solved][Pinned] ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'cts'

[fuyuyuputao]

Hi, it's a very nice work. But when I trying run this code, I find an error:

When running prediction_rescaled = SCALER_REGISTRY.get(self.scaler["func"])(forward_return[0], **self.scaler["args"])

Maybe some codes missed, SCALER_REGISTRY.get(self.scaler["func"])() should be a function, but it wasn't defined
Best wishes
Thank you

[S22]

Sorry, I can't reproduce your error. The latest code seems to work well. I'm guessing it might be caused by some additional modifications. Do you have more information about your changes?

[fuyuyuputao]

Hi, because of relative path, the raw codes can not running. So I changed some relative path:

The raw code is +1 and I changed it to -8
If I remain +1, it will print an error:

SCALER_REGISTRY.get(self.scaler["func"])() seem to be a re-scale function, I would appreciate if you tell me this function's abs path/full name.
Thank you very much
best wishes

[S22]

The re-scale function is re_standard_transform in basicts/data/transform.py.

[S22]

I've tested STEP on a Windows PC and the code seems to work fine as well.
Please make sure you follow the instructions in the README.

[fuyuyuputao]

Hi, I have tried running the raw codes in ubuntu, but I found the same error as windows10. I changed SCALER_REGISTRY.get(self.scaler["func"])() to transform.re_standard_transform by used an abs path. Fortunately，I have solved this error. Maybe, this error is caused by my device.
Thank you very much
Best wishes

[S22]

You're welcome, and if you have any questions, please feel free to create a new issue.

[The cat]

Hi, I have tried running the raw codes in ubuntu, but I found the same error as windows10. I changed SCALER_REGISTRY.get(self.scaler["func"])() to transform.re_standard_transform by used an abs path. Fortunately，I have solved this error. Maybe, this error is caused by my device. Thank you very much Best wishes

Hi, why do I change 'SCALER_REGISTRY.get(self.scaler["func"])()' to transform.re_standard_transform and still report an error? The error is 'ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'cts'. '

[fuyuyuputao]

Hi, I have tried running the raw codes in ubuntu, but I found the same error as windows10. I changed SCALER_REGISTRY.get(self.scaler["func"])() to transform.re_standard_transform by used an abs path. Fortunately，I have solved this error. Maybe, this error is caused by my device. Thank you very much Best wishes

Hi, why do I change 'SCALER_REGISTRY.get(self.scaler["func"])()' to transform.re_standard_transform and still report an error? The error is 'ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'cts'. '

Firstly, maybe you shoule change +1 to * so as to suit your path.
Best wishes

[The cat]

嗨，我试过在ubuntu中运行原始代码，但我发现和windows10一样的错误。SCALER_REGISTRY.get(self.scaler["func"])()我通过使用 abs 路径更改为 transform.re_standard_transform。幸运的是，我已经解决了这个错误。也许，这个错误是由我的设备引起的。非常感谢你 最良好的祝愿

你好，为什么我把'SCALER_REGISTRY.get(self.scaler["func"])()'改成transform.re_standard_transform还是报错？错误是“ModuleNotFoundError：没有名为“cts”的模块。'

首先，也许你应该改变+1以*适应你的道路。 最好的祝愿

Hi, sorry to bother you, but my code is indeed +1, but it's still an error.

[S22]

This is weird...I can't reproduce this error in any way...
Could you provide more information about your environment?
Are you also running STEP on a Windows PC, and what is your python version?
In addition, have you tried running STEP from a Windows terminal or VSCode? (to avoid the influence of Pycharm)

[fuyuyuputao]

You can try to change +1 to any integer so as to the changed integer can be suitd for your path.This eroor is caused by relative path

[fuyuyuputao]

Maybe you can use the code that you uploaded to github to try running again in another device.

[S22]

By the way, are you also using PyCharm? @wangzhengzhengkai

[The cat]

顺便问一下，你也在使用 PyCharm 吗？@wangzhengzhengkai

Yes, I am using pycharm software and I changed +1 to another integer, still error.

[S22]

OK, this seems to be caused by PyCharm.
I will figure it out.
You can run the code based on Windows Terminal or VSCode.
Please make sure to run the commands in the README in the directory C:\path\to\STEP, instead of C:\path\to\STEP\step.

[S22]

When you are running the command under the directory C:\path\to\STEP\step, you will get the exact error in this issue.

[S22]

This problem is indeed caused by PyCharm.
You can solve it by setting /path/to/STEP(C:\path\to\STEP on Windows) as your working directory, instead of /path/to/STEP/step.

(Do not forget to reverse the modification you have done.)

This is because PyCharm automatically recognizes /path/to/STEP/step as your working directory when the first time you run /path/to/STEP/step/run.py.

By the way, I would recommend Visual Studio Code if you do not know the many configurations in PyCharm.
It's closer to a native terminal and less prone to problems.