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< dan_dan> rcurtin: Sorry, holidays started and time escaped. I am still getting the same error, which is very strange. Here's the output: https://paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/mh-KsrSjr-fWtsUxzc7TrA
< dan_dan> When I run a similar command, on the same file, using the executable mlpack_hmm_train, it works, so I guess it's specific to the Python bindings
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< rcurtin> dan_dan: can't reproduce with python2 but I can reproduce with python3; looking into it now
< rcurtin> I think I will need to modify our test infrastructure to ensure that everything is tested on both py2 and py3; I didn't expect them to be so different
< rcurtin> also, I found the issue with the relative imports: in python2, implicit relative imports like 'from subpackage import something' are allowed, where 'subpackage' is a submodule of the current package
< rcurtin> but implicit relative imports are disabled in py3, so it has to be 'from .subpackage import something'
< rcurtin> so this is a situation where I tested with py2 and got bit because py3 is different :)
< rcurtin> it's backwards-compatible though, so the fix is easy---I just modified the CMake configuration so that explicit relative imports are used
< rcurtin> I'll open the PR once I debug this other py3 issue you're having
< dan_dan> rcurtin: Thanks. I'll hang around and test the PR when it's ready
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< travis-ci> mlpack/mlpack#3567 (master - 23cb4da : Ryan Curtin): The build was broken.
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