I am using pyter API for finding translational error rate(TER) between two words. Pyter normally works in terminal, but when I am using it in Python code, it isn’t working. Normally, it works by writing pyter.ter(w1,w2), but now it is saying that pyter module has no attribute "ter".
Pyter not working when written as a Python Program
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actually it got solved. BY mistake I was saving the program named as pyter.py. So, whenever I was importing pyter, the error message of the actual program was being shown. I renamed the script as pyter_xyz.py, and its running fine.
Thanks for the concern @Kamiccolo