TypeError: can't unbox array from PyObject into native value. The object maybe of a different type

[luohongk]

when I run :python -m vlfm.run

[feihuafuyou]

He looks like a version issue with the numba library, which may be too new or too old and incompatible with other libraries.

[luohongk]

He looks like a version issue with the numba library, which may be too new or too old and incompatible with other libraries.

I use the same library as you, but still have the problem. I don't know what to do.

[feihuafuyou]

Sorry, I haven't encountered this issue, but it does look like some version iterations of certain libraries have caused changes in function parameters. I wish you could solve it as soon as possible, or try Docker?

[luohongk]

OK!Thank you

[feihuafuyou]

Hello, have you solved your problem? Can you add my contact information for further communication? vx:ldzsulv

[luohongk]

Hello, have you solved your problem? Can you add my contact information for further communication? vx:ldzsulv

OK

[devkade]

I also reached the same error. Have you solved the problem?

[Dumindu-Bandara]

I'm facing the same issue. Were you able to resolve the issue @luohongk ?

[ZorAttC]

@Dumindu-Bandara @devkade Hey guys I found the reason of "TypeError: can't unbox array from PyObject into native value." even if you print a correct numpy and numba version using pip.This issue often stems from the mixed use of conda and pip for package installation.If you use conda to install some dependencies it will automatically install numpy-base and your pip will not recognize it so you environment will really mess up.Fix this trying:

#take a look at your all the versions
conda list numpy numba
pip show numpy numba

#And install numpy==1.26.4 and numba==0.6.0 in Python 3.9
conda install numpy==1.26.4 numpy-base==1.26.4
pip install numba==0.6.0