Practicus AI is an end-to-end Data Science platform, which works like a spreadsheet. It works for both technical and non-technical users.
You can explore and analyze large amounts of raw data and find unique insights and patterns.
Practicus AI allows you to easily transform and prepare data, and extend with coding only if necessary.
You can create AI models using AutoML and predict the future with just a few clicks. When working with complex problems, you can share your experiments exported code with the data science team, so they can take it further without starting from scratch.
Several Practicus AI features work directly inside Spreadsheets, allowing you to bring more than 1 billion Spreadsheet users into your Data Science projects.
If needed, you can click to generate the data processing pipeline code, and go to production with ease.
Practicus AI app is forever free, and the cloud platform offers a forever free tier as well. If you need more cloud capacity, you can pay as you go, which shows as a line item in your cloud invoice. No commitments or credit card is needed.
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Practicus AI Studio is an end-to-end Data Science and Generative AI platform.
We found that practicus 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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