tensorflow.keras like imports show warnings in PyCharm, work well on command line
Question:
I get this error when I import modules from TensorFlow in PyCharm.
Cannot find reference ‘keras’ in ‘init.py’
But when I use the tensorflow.python.keras prefix, the warning is not shown. Also, in the command line, no such warning is shown.
>> from tensorflow.keras import activations
>> # No errors!
How can I fix that warning in PyCharm and freely use tensorflow.keras and not tensorflow.python.keras? I’m using Windows 10, TF version 1.12.0 installed using Anaconda and PyCharm 2018.2.5.
Answers:
After tensorflow gobbled keras, there were problem with tf.keras imports on IDEs although the code works.This was then raised an as issue (Issue #26502)
It seems that there is no import command for keras module in __init_.py of tensorflow package.
When I added from tensorflow.python import keras to __init__.py manually, everything work well.
Maybe there are some problem for package importing after keras was moved from _api to python.
As of tensorflow 2.0, even from tensorflow.python import keras wouldn’t work: basically there is no way of making PyCharm / IDEA help you with syntax. However, this issue is fixed in IDEA 2019.3+ (currently in EAP, so should be in PyCharm EAP)
PyCharm not fixing this problem because they can’t get it. Fix is:
On advanced system settings in Windows, open Environmental Variables and add PyCharm user variable with value shows the "bin" directory of PyCharm.
I get this error when I import modules from TensorFlow in PyCharm.
Cannot find reference ‘keras’ in ‘init.py’
But when I use the tensorflow.python.keras prefix, the warning is not shown. Also, in the command line, no such warning is shown.
>> from tensorflow.keras import activations
>> # No errors!
How can I fix that warning in PyCharm and freely use tensorflow.keras and not tensorflow.python.keras? I’m using Windows 10, TF version 1.12.0 installed using Anaconda and PyCharm 2018.2.5.
After tensorflow gobbled keras, there were problem with tf.keras imports on IDEs although the code works.This was then raised an as issue (Issue #26502)
It seems that there is no import command for keras module in
__init_.pyof tensorflow package.
When I added from tensorflow.python import keras to__init__.pymanually, everything work well.
Maybe there are some problem for package importing after keras was moved from_apito python.
As of tensorflow 2.0, even from tensorflow.python import keras wouldn’t work: basically there is no way of making PyCharm / IDEA help you with syntax. However, this issue is fixed in IDEA 2019.3+ (currently in EAP, so should be in PyCharm EAP)
PyCharm not fixing this problem because they can’t get it. Fix is:
On advanced system settings in Windows, open Environmental Variables and add PyCharm user variable with value shows the "bin" directory of PyCharm.