Remove circular import #270
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`__init__.py` imports `base`, while `base` imports `radiomics` (`__init__.py`). However, base is only needed for the inheritance check in `getFeatureClasses`, change this to allow removal of the circular import.
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Currently, PyRadiomics contains one circular import:
__init__.pyimportsbase, whilebaseimportsradiomics(__init__.py). However, base is only needed for the inheritance check ingetFeatureClasses, change this to allow removal of the circular import.While circular imports are allowed in python, then can cause unexpected behavior/bugs, and can mask an underlying bug preventing the import of a class (which is subsequently reported as a "cannont import name" error, instead of the actual bug preventing the import).
cc @Radiomics/developers