PyPi link in Readme appears to be incorrect

[andrei-akopian]

Currently the readme links to the pattern package at https://pypi.org/project/pattern/ which was released on December 2024 by "Sane Punk."

The real package (from my understanding) is pattern3 at https://pypi.org/project/pattern3/ developed by Tom De Smedt and released in March 2017.

Since this library appears to be abandoned, someone (the maintainer) should archive it and properly close the project.

[tom9358]

Bump because I just ran into the same thing. Also, the description there says to pip install ml_utils which does not work.

[andrei-akopian]

Bump because I just ran into the same thing. Also, the description there says to pip install ml_utils which does not work.

Hey @tom9358, I think you misunderstood my comment. The pattern package on PyPi is a different package created by a different developer to "visualize machine learning models". It is completely unrelated to this project.

This web mining module (https://github.com/clips/pattern) is available on PyPi under the name pattern3. To install pattern3 (this project), run pip install pattern3 or pip3 install pattern3.

Regardless of what you meant, I hope I helped you get the web miner running.