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Set of handy ML and data tools - starting from data exploration, visualization, pre-processing, hyper parameter tuning, modeling and all the way to final ML model evaluation
Check out the octopus-ml demo notebook on Colab
The module can be easily installed with pip:
> pip install octopus-ml
This module depends on Scikit-learn
, NumPy
, Pandas
, TQDM
, lightGBM
as defualt classifier. Optionally you can get also some nice visualisations if you have Seaborn
installed.
The module contains ML and Data related methods:
from octopus_ml import plot_imp, adjusted_classes, cv, cv_plot, roc_curve_plot, ...
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A collection of handy ML and data validation tools
We found that octopus-ml demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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