Has anyone heard of a Python 2.7 package called ut?

Question

I am currently installing the ImageJ package for Python=2.7. I keep getting the error:

from operator import add

---> from ut.ml.sk.feature_extraction.text import TreeTokenizer

from functools import reduce

ImportError: No module named ut.ml.sk.feature_extraction.text.

I have Googled and used conda search ut to find this module, and I haven't been able to dig up any information on it. Does anyone know where I can find more information on this module, or even better, know how to install it using pip/conda? Thank you all so much!

Is it possible that it is just a mirror of SciKit learn library. sk is short for scikit learn? — mmustafaicer
Not answering your question. But every month there's something new that stops working or stops being supported in Python 2.7. You're really better off switching to Python 3 — Frank Yellin
Here is a page on ImageJ and python: imagej.net/scripting/python. It could be that this has to run on jython and that this is a java package. — tdelaney

djvg djvg · Accepted Answer · 2022-07-28T21:43:43

Perhaps this is what you're after: https://github.com/thorwhalen/ut

Miscellaneous Personal Utility functions.

Has anyone heard of a Python 2.7 package called ut?

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