trying to install scikit-learn on iphone

[onemorequest]

trying to install scikit-learn on ios iphone

i can see the download and extraction succeed and the install fails with message:

Extracting archive file ...
Archive extracted.
Running setup file ...
FileNotFoundError(2, 'No such file or directory')
Failed to run setup.py
Fall back to directory guessing ...
Error: Cannot locate packages. Manual installation required.
stash: ^C
KeyboardInterrupt: Exit: 1

i try to find download maybe install manually but i get a possible contracted path and not sure how to proceed.

Tarball not found at: /private/var/mobile/Containers/Data/Application/usid/tmp//scikit_learn-1.6.1.tar.gz

by the way, how do i check if setup is in the package? trying to figure out why this error happens with many packages i try to download.

[onemorequest]

scikit- learn install pythonista determination 250429

i have done a few days/ hours each of researching install of scikit-learn on ios/ iphone and have read and tested concepts that i have drawn these conclusions on.

there is a dependency of scikit-learn, scipy, that apple has blocklisted

C Code Might Not Compile on Apple iOS:
Unsupported Architecture or Deprecated Compiler Flags,
Use of Banned APIs or System Calls
Missing Entitlements or Permissions
Dynamic Linking Issues
App Store Submission Rules
banned functions

i have not yet tested which of these rules are questioned. didn't need to as i hacked this install issue to an extent. i read apples message states scipy will not install for c code compile violations.

i have researched possible rewrite scipy and remove c code questions but determined is an endeavor if required to keep provided math functions intact irregardless of speed

there are minimal scipy available if this can fit your immediate need

or host or find shared host for the service

i have logs, tests and approaches, of my time spent doing this if you seek proof. it is fairly long, too long to feel comfortable posting here.

when you follow the history of these test you will read verbose messages that are misleading. i would have preferred better details than a default message because you will only find the hidden message about apple c code compliance when you try install the dependencies of scipy first, before scikit-learn, one at a time.

in conclusion there is a need to be involved in the scipy community and contribute there. currently there is going to be no way to in-a-timely-manner convince apple to allow scipy