'module' object has no attribute 'Minist'

[lfwin]

Hi, I install by sudo pip install sets, OS is ubuntu 14.04LTS, when running example code in your blog https://gist.github.com/danijar/8663d3bbfd586bffecf6a0094cd116f2, error as the title occurs.

[JDRomano2]

There's a naming conflict when you use Python 2.7 or earlier – a built-in (but deprecated) module named sets still exists in Python 2. So when you install this package from PyPI and do import sets, you're actually importing the deprecated built-in module instead, which is why it doesn't find sets.Mnist().

This issue isn't encountered in Python 3 because the deprecated module is gone. I'd recommend renaming this module in PyPI to be compatible with 2.7, considering how many people still use 2.7 (myself included).

[lan2720]

Agree with @JDRomano2 .