package sklearn

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include module type of struct include Np.Wrap_utils_common end

val id : 'a -> 'a

exception Attribute_not_found of string

val keyword_args : 
  (string * Py.Object.t option) list ->
  (string * Py.Object.t) list

module Option = Np.Wrap_utils_common.Option

val runtime_version : string -> (int * int * int, string) result

exception Version_error of string * string

val do_check_version : 
  string ->
  (int * int) ->
  [> `Cannot_determine_runtime_version of string
  | `Ok
  | `Version_mismatch of string ]

val version_checked : bool ref

val check_version : string -> (int * int) -> unit

val type_ : Py.Object.t -> Py.Object.t

val type_string : Py.Object.t -> string

val isinstance : Py.Object.t list -> Py.Object.t -> bool

module BaseTypes = Np.Wrap_utils_common.BaseTypes

val print_python_traceback : unit -> unit

module Slice = Np.Wrap_utils_common.Slice

val init : unit -> unit

module Types : sig ... end

val check_int : Py.Object.t -> bool

val check_float : Py.Object.t -> bool

val check_bool : Py.Object.t -> bool

val check_array : Py.Object.t -> bool

val check_csr_matrix : Py.Object.t -> bool

val check_arr : Py.Object.t -> bool