I tried to install PyStan on a Mac (OS Catalina) desktop using pip3, installation seems to work, but whe trying to import it I get ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pystan'
.
it seems unrelated to this thread here on discourse, which seems to be a Windows problem, but I also found a similar error that is fixed by pip-installing “pystan<3” instead, which works. Is this expected?
What python do you use?
What python installation pip3 is referring?
Try this (but replace python
with correct call → python3
?)
python -m pip install pystan
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The most recent versions of pystan
(>= 3) use stan
instead of pystan
in the import statement, whereas in earlier versions it was just pystan
.
If you try import stan
after installation, it should hopefully work.
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Yes, that’s what was happening, I hand’t used pystan in a while, and wasn’t expecting a name change was the issue (and finding an unsolved issue in a google search misled me into thinking it was something nontrivial).