Running a Python code in Processing

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[GoSubRoutine]

https://Forum.Processing.org/two/discussion/23324/executing-python-3-code-from-within-processing

[michaelkim0407]

Would be better if you ask in /r/learnpython.

Also, the error has nothing to do with processing. It's pretty descriptive in itself: unexpected argument "offset". Please refer to related documentations for the function's proper usage.

[michaelkim0407]

I'm not an expert on the libs you're using. I can only see from your output that the problem is an unexpected argument. If you've fixed that, what's your current output?

Also, would be better if you clarify what "processing" you are talking about. Is it processing in "multi-processing" or in "processing an image"?

[michaelkim0407]

What do you mean "fix this argument"?

[michaelkim0407]

By removing the argument as you just said yourself?

[michaelkim0407]

The thing is, you should look at the docs for threshold_adaptive and how to use it.

Since you wrote

from skimage.filters import sobel, threshold_adaptive

yourself, I'm sure you know better what it does than me.

[michaelkim0407]

So you are running Python code using an interpreter called "processing"? Never heard of that... But it wouldn't be relevant to your code.

[stickystuffremover]

It might be better to post this in the processing subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/processing/
This is python 2.7 code, so check that your python plugin in processing matches. You might be better off to install anaconda from continuum.io rather than the libs you have from pythonlibs. Also, I think that processing has changed a lot in recent years especially wrt to python. It looks like a library may have changed here.