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If you are using Python 3.8, there are quite a few modules that do not have official .whl files for Python 3.8 available on PyPI (where pip downloads modules from). scikit-learn is currently one of those modules. That said, scikit-learn has unofficial Python 3.8 modules available here. SciPy and Numpy+MKL are also available from that link (I am not sure how sklearn might fit into everything in this case).
.whl
files for Python 3.8 available on PyPI (wherepip
downloads modules from). scikit-learn is currently one of those modules. That said, scikit-learn has unofficial Python 3.8 modules available here. SciPy and Numpy+MKL are also available from that link (I am not sure howsklearn
might fit into everything in this case).