“Cannot import name ‘container_abcs’ from ‘torch._six’.” Impossible

What does this error mean?

This error typically means that the name ‘container_abcs’ is not available in the Torch library. This could be because it was not import during compilation, or it could be because the name has been removed from the library.

Other possibilities for what could be the cause

If you are getting this error when trying to import a model named “container_abcs” from the Torch.six library, there are several other possibilities that should be checked first.

1. The container_abcs model may not exist in your workspace. If you just created the model, it may not yet have been imported into Torch.six. To check whether the model exists, open up the model in Model Viewer and make sure that it is listed in the dropdown for Files in the left column.

2. The name of the file that contains the container_abcs model may be incorrect. Make sure that the file name is correct and that it matches the name of the model that you are trying to import.

3. The container_abcs model may not be compatible with Torch.six. Make sure that the model is compatible with Torch.six by verifying its documentation and checking whether it works with a small sample problem that is included with Torch.six.

Possible solutions to the problem

There are a few possible solutions to the problem of not being able to import the name ‘container_abcs’ from ‘torch._six’. One solution is to check if the name is already in use by another package. If it is, then you will need to find a different name for your container. Another solution is to create a new package and name it ‘container_abcs’.

Conclusion

If you are getting this error message when trying to import a dataset into Torch, it means that your data is not in the correct format. Open up your dataset in a different program such as Excel or Google Sheets and then try importing it again. If that doesn’t work, you may need to convert your data first.