adding __init__.py file in datasets dir to make it a module#170
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adding __init__.py file in datasets dir to make it a module#170AmitSharma1127 wants to merge 1 commit intomahmoodlab:masterfrom
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seems it wa renamed as dataset_modules and already include __init__.py
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There's a general datasets package that people use and that can conflict with this repository's
datasetsmodule.Since the module doesn't have the
__init__.pyfile, it throws the error:ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'datasets.dataset_h5This minor addition will avoid the confusion