I got everything running up until the following lines of code: for df in (joined,joined_test): df["Promo2Since"] = pd.to_datetime(df.apply(lambda x: Week( x.Promo2SinceYear, x.Promo2SinceWeek).monday(), axis=1).astype(pd.datetime)) df["Promo2Days"] = df.Date.subtract(df["Promo2Since"]).dt.days
I am running ubuntu 18.04 on AWS. I see I can autocomplete pd.datetime just fine and get the documentation to show up but I still see that it doesn’t know what datetime.datetime is, I even did from datetime import datetime but that didn’t work either.
I hit this too. I think the solution is to remove the ‘.astype(pd.datetime)’ part. I haven’t gone through lesson 6 yet to confirm, but from reading up it seems like that is redundant as to_datetime should be performing the type conversion already.
I hit the same error and fixed the same way. Agree with @RogerS49, the notebook should be corrected. It made me take a long long look at the stores.csv file, however. Maybe not a bad thing.
Who is authorized to fix something like this?
hi, Mike, since you seem running the rossman nb. May I ask a silly question: I cant find the train_clean data from running the following code…Maybe there’s some change in directories but I poked around the dir and didnt find it, also didnt find on github… also didnt’ find the csvs (store/weather etc.) could you help? Many thanks.
@angelinayy
Just to be clear, I’m running 2018 part 1, lesson 3.
In that notebook, just after the second code block in the section called ‘Create datasets’, there is a link to files.fast.ai/part2/lesson14/rossmann.tgz. If you are not using that zip file, anything I say next may not apply to your situation.
I navigated to c:/users/mike01/fastai/data (yep, I’m in Windows) and created a new folder, ‘rossmann’. I moved the tgz file there and unpacked it. There are 8 csv files including ‘store’ and ‘weather’, but no ‘train_clean’.
Since train_clean is not one of the unzipped files, it must be a file created during running of one of the code cells in your notebook. When I run my notebook, it creates 2 new folders and 3 new files in the rossmann directory. But I’m doing the 2018 version and it doesn’t seem to use a ‘train_clean’ file.
I hope this is clear. If not, please tell me. I’ll try to help.
Added note.
Eventually I realised that I was working with the wrong notebook, and in the current version on GitHub the .astype(pd.datetime) part as been removed, as you suggested.
