In the UC9 notebook (dynamic land cover mapping) when attempting to run fit_class_random_forest() I get the error “AttributeError: ‘DataCube’ object has no attribute ‘fit_class_random_forest’”
all variables seem defined at this point and also the datacube object exists.
Is this an issue with outdated client library or similar?
fit_class_random_forest
was added in openeo python client version 0.10.0
what is the version you are using?
import openeo
print(openeo.client_version())
Ah thanks…
It’s version:
0.9.1
updated the client and will retry
pip install openeo --upgrade
BTW, we should ensure that the client libraries in the jupyterlab is always up to date, by default (we discussed this also at SRR3)…
Doing auto-updates is tricky business I’m afraid
A simpler and less intrusive solution is to show a warning when doing import openeo
and it can be detected that a newer version is available. Vote here: warn about newer version of python client · Issue #296 · Open-EO/openeo-python-client · GitHub
Issue#296 - this would be very useful I think!
Follow up issue here: after updating the clint lib, the fit_rf… process is known, but now the parameter "training"is unknown, see screenshot below:
TypeError: fit_class_random_forest() got an unexpected keyword argument ‘training’
The python client documentation still lists this attribute at one point:
But in another it does not show this attribute anymore:
good catch, that bit of documentation is indeed outdated, the training
argument was indeed dropped from fit_class_random_forest
. Should be fixed by now
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