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I saw that numpy can be used from IronPython :
https://www.enthought.com/repo/.iron/
Is it possible to install and import scikit in IronPython? Im trying to interface between a module written in python 2.7 with scikit and an external COM object with IronPython...
Thanks
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Since IronPython is a implementation of Python 2.7 [...] Note that there is also IronPython 3, which is not yet ready for production and will support Python 3.
It is based on Python 3.4. OK, it in not 3.9, but maybe better than 2.7. One point ... it is still not possible to use the numpy and scipy with the new IronPython. I found that some people "convert" the numpy from C in C# and that it should be compatible with .
IronPython is an open-source implementation of the Python programming language which is tightly integrated with . NET. IronPython can use . NET and Python libraries, and other .
Scikit-learn is an open source data analysis library, and the gold standard for Machine Learning (ML) in the Python ecosystem. Key concepts and features include: Algorithmic decision-making methods, including: Classification: identifying and categorizing data based on patterns.
IronPython is certainly not supported by scikit-learn, and I doubt that it'll work without significant effort. The NumPy and SciPy for IronPython document describes the porting effort required for SciPy, and this has certainly not been done for scikit-learn, which too depends heavily on Cython-generated C code (unless someone did the porting effort but didn't advertise it on the scikit-learn mailing list).
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