Pauline Banye

> Hi @pauline-banye If you can paste the full error logs here it would be helpful. I assume other models work fine on your system? Are you on a WSL...

Update @GemmaTuron @miquelduranfrigola. I was able to resolve the issue with my system not fetching any model. Steps I took were: - [x] Uninstalled and reinstalled ubuntu 20.04 - [x]...

> Many thanks, @pauline-banye. This is extremely helpful and I really appreciate the great reporting. This looks like an issue related to Isaura, which now uses `poetry` to manage dependencies....

@GemmaTuron @miquelduranfrigola #### Issue These models are predicted successfully on the CLI but fail repeatedly on google colab  #### Observation - I tried to do some research as...

Operating system - WSL on windows 10 Conda version - conda 4.12.0 Python version - Python 3.7.13 Model tested by passing the eml_canonical.csv file Model fetched successfully Link to [colab](https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1zcCqLGMA9J6Ak3dZm1ir5F1zZ5XSahd0#scrollTo=1cg9EqzVnJSs)...

> Hi @pauline-banye ! > > I am reopening this issue because I am unsure if you tried to pass a .csv file (which also worked for me) or a...

> yes please ;) Sure, I'm on it! @GemmaTuron

Hi @GemmaTuron, I was able to predict successfully by passing a list of smiles as well. I tested it with `['CCCC', 'CCCOC']` and the first 3 smiles from the eml_canonical.csv....

> oh this is great work thanks @pauline-banye ! Definitely we need to improve the input adapters for the CLI. The google colab command `model.api()` runs on the python package...

Hi @swzCuroverse I'm Pauline, an outreachy intern. I'm excited to work on this project. Where do I start?