James Gaboardi

```python In [1]: from libpysal import weights In [2]: neighbors = {0: [1], 1:[2,3], 2:[3]} In [3]: test = weights.W(neighbors, silence_warnings=True) In [4]: test.id2i Out[4]: {0: 0, 1: 1, 2:...

> 2. find set(all_labels).difference(set(neighbors.keys()), and call that `out_islands`. What is the reasoning for naming this set `out_islands`?

> They're out-degree islands! they have no directed link _from_ them _to_ something else. Idk, I thought it was clear & short. Happy to adopt a more clear name. Ah!...

What happens when you import scikit-learn by itself? On first glance this appears to be an issue with scikit-learn, not `esda`. Also, which version of `esda` do you have installed?

I can see that [this action is running](https://github.com/pysal/pysal/runs/4998240118?check_suite_focus=true), but where is it running from? The workflow is not showing up in the `.github/workflows/` directory:

Ahhh maybe because I don't have access to `Settings`.

In `spaghetti` I have access to `Settings/Pages`, but not for PySAL. Do you see something like this?

Let's @knaaptime and @martinfleis in on this for potential insight.

Might be another chance to look into #1216?

> I was absent from the recent dev meetings and do not about our plan @weikang9009 There is no official plan, just something @martinfleis and I started trying.