aiedatools 0.1.0

A modern, open-source Python library built for efficient, scalable data profiling and visualization

aiedatools

aiedatools is a modern, open-source Python library built for efficient, scalable data profiling and visualization. It is designed for data scientists working with Pandas, Polars, and Google BigQuery (currently).

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Features

• Fast, rich profiling summaries across diverse datasets
• Interactive visualizations for single and multi-variable analysis
• Google BigQuery → Polars DataFrame workflows with type safety
• Works with Pandas, Polars, Arrow, dicts, and more
• Statistical testing (p-value matrix) and correlation heatmaps

Installation

Requires Python >= 3.10. Install via pip:

pip install aiedatools

Dependencies

• numpy >= 2.0.0
• pandas >= 2.2.2
• polars
• duckdb
• plotly
• scipy
• pyarrow
• google-cloud-bigquery

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Quick Start

1. Table Profiling

from aiedatools import profile_table
import polars as pl
df = pl.read_csv('mydata.csv')
summary = profile_table(df)
print(summary.head())

• Detects column type (cat/num/date/key)
• Computes missing rate, unique levels, distributions, outlier indicators

2. Plotting

Categorical with Bar Plot

from aiedatools import plot_cat_bar
plot_cat_bar(df, 'category')
# With target variable:
plot_cat_bar(df, 'category', target_col='score')

Numeric Histogram and Box Plot

from aiedatools import plot_numeric
plot_numeric(df, 'value', plot_type='hist')
plot_numeric(df, 'value', plot_type='box')

3. Two-variable Analysis

Correlation Heatmap and P-value Heatmap

from aiedatools import plot_corr_heatmap, plot_pvalue_heatmap
plot_corr_heatmap(df, var_num=['score', 'age', 'income'])
plot_pvalue_heatmap(df, list_var_num=['score', 'age'], list_var_cat=['category'])

4. BigQuery to Polars

from aiedatools import bq_to_polars
query = "SELECT * FROM `project.dataset.my_table` LIMIT 1000"
df = bq_to_polars(query)

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Detailed Usage Examples

Profiling a Polars DataFrame

import polars as pl
from aiedatools import profile_table

df = pl.DataFrame({
    'group': ['A', 'A', 'B', 'B', 'C'],
    'score': [85, 87, 90, 75, 88],
    'age': [20, 20, 21, 19, 22]
})
profile = profile_table(df)
print(profile)

Plotting with Top N Categories and Target

from aiedatools import plot_cat_bar
plot_cat_bar(df, 'group', target_col='score', number_of_bars=2)

Numeric Variable Distribution with KDE Overlay

from aiedatools import plot_numeric
plot_numeric(df, 'score', plot_type=['hist', 'box'])

Custom Correlation Heatmap with Options

from aiedatools import plot_corr_heatmap
plot_corr_heatmap(df, var_num=['score', 'age'], colorscale='Viridis', round_decimals=3, color_by_absolute=True)

BigQuery: Load Results Directly to Polars

from aiedatools import bq_to_polars
query = 'SELECT category, COUNT(*) as cnt FROM `myproject.mydataset.table` GROUP BY category'
df_bq = bq_to_polars(query)
print(df_bq.head())

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API Overview

Profile & Plot

• profile_table(table) — Profile columns, detect types, missingness, value distributions, outliers
• plot_cat_bar(table, cat_col, target_col=None, number_of_bars=None) — Bar plot for categorical columns, with support for target aggregation, top-N selection, and "other values"
• plot_numeric(table, num_col, plot_type='hist') — Histogram or box plot of numeric columns

Two-variable Analysis

• plot_corr_heatmap(df, var_num, ...) — Correlation heatmap for selected columns
• plot_pvalue_heatmap(df, list_var_num, list_var_cat, ...) — P-value matrix and heatmap (supports numeric, categorical, and mixed pairs)

Cloud-to-Analytics (BigQuery)

• bq_to_polars(query) — Runs BigQuery SQL and returns a Polars DataFrame, fixing Arrow types for compatibility

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Advanced Usage

Custom Column Type Thresholds

You can adjust num_to_cat_threshold and cat_to_key_threshold in profile_table to fine-tune column classification.

profile = profile_table(df, num_to_cat_threshold=10, cat_to_key_threshold=50)

Use with Arrow Tables or Dictionaries

import pyarrow as pa
arrow_table = pa.table({'cat': ['A', 'B'], 'val': [1, 2]})
profile_table(arow_table)

Plot Customization

• All plotting functions return a Plotly Figure (fig) — you can further modify it (e.g., layout, colors).

_, fig = plot_cat_bar(df, 'group')
fig.update_layout(title='Custom Title')
fig.show()

BigQuery Authentication via Service Account Key

Be sure to authenticate with Google Cloud before using bq_to_polars. This can be done via the GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS environment variable:

Linux / macOS (bash, zsh, etc.)

Temporary (current session only):

export GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS=/path/to/your/service-account-key.json

Permanent (all sessions):

Please get steps from internet.

Windows

Temporary (current session only):

CMD

set GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS="C:\path\to\your\service-account-file.json"

Powershell

$env:GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS="C:\path\to\your\service-account-file.json"

Permanent (all sessions):

CMD/Powershell

setx GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS "C:\path\to\your\service-account-file.json"

Verify

CMD

echo %GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS%

Powershell

echo $env:GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS

License

GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3

Author

Dr. Mathesis ([e-mail])

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