Got it, let's figure out how to get your Kaggle Notebook into that src directory so your code runs properly. Here are a few straightforward methods you can try:

Method 1: Move an Existing Notebook into src #

If you already have a Notebook you want to relocate:

• Open your current Notebook, then look for the Files panel on the left side (click the folder icon if it's hidden).
• Click the New Folder button, name it src, and hit enter.
• Go to the top-right corner of your Notebook, click File > Download .ipynb to save a copy to your local machine.
• Back in the Files panel, navigate into the src directory you just created.
• Click Upload, select the downloaded .ipynb file, and wait for it to finish uploading.
• Open the newly uploaded Notebook in the src directory—now its working directory will align with your code's expected path structure, so your relative imports/file references should work.

Method 2: Create a New Notebook Directly in src #

If you're starting fresh or want to copy code over:

• Create the src directory in the Files panel (same step as Method 1).
• Navigate into the src directory.
• Click the New Notebook button in the top-right corner. Confirm the creation in the pop-up window.
• Open this new Notebook, paste your existing code into it, and run—this Notebook lives directly in src, so your path references will be correct from the start.

Method 3: Adjust Working Directory Without Moving the Notebook #

If you don't want to relocate your Notebook, you can tweak the working directory at the start of your code:
Add these lines at the very top of your Notebook:

import os
# Switch to the parent directory of src (or directly to src if needed)
os.chdir('/kaggle/working')
# Or if src is in your input directory:
# os.chdir('/kaggle/input/your-dataset-name/src')

This will make your Notebook's working directory match the path your code expects, so relative imports will resolve correctly.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者An Ignorant Wanderer