auradata 1.0.1

AuraData: A data-centric auditing and diagnostics engine for machine learning datasets, designed to detect noise, duplicates, label issues, and subgroup risks with transparent reporting.

AuraData — Automated Data Quality Auditing Engine

Author: Abdul Mofique Siddiqui
License: MIT

Install via pip:

pip install auradata

Import it in your Python code:

from auradata import Dataset

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Overview

AuraData is a data-centric auditing and diagnostics engine for machine learning datasets.

It automatically inspects datasets to detect:

• Duplicate samples
• Noisy or anomalous records
• Potentially mislabeled samples
• Subgroup performance disparities (bias risks)

AuraData is designed to be transparent, conservative, and human-in-the-loop — it flags risks and provides diagnostics instead of blindly modifying data.

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Installation

Install the package via pip:

pip install auradata

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How It Works

• Duplicate Detection Identifies exact row duplicates.
• Noise Detection Uses Isolation Forest on numeric features to flag outliers.
• Label Issue Detection Flags samples where the model strongly disagrees with provided labels.
• Bias Audit Evaluates subgroup performance disparities across sensitive attributes.
• State Tracking Tracks cleaning and fixing actions safely and reversibly.
• HTML Reporting Produces structured, readable audit reports.

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Getting Started

1. Import the package

from auradata import Dataset

2. Initialize the dataset

ds = Dataset(X, y)

3. Run an initial audit

ds.audit(check_labels=False, check_bias=False)

4. Clean obvious issues

ds.clean(remove_duplicates=True, remove_noise=True)

5. Train your model

from sklearn.linear_model import LogisticRegression

model = LogisticRegression(max_iter=1000)
model.fit(ds.X.select_dtypes(include=["number"]), ds.y)

6. Run a full audit

ds.audit(model=model, sensitive_feature="gender", check_duplicates=False, check_noise=False)

7. Fix label issues (optional)

ds.fix_labels(model)

8. Generate a report

ds.report("auradata_report.html")

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API Reference

Dataset(X, y=None, feature_names=None)

Initializes the dataset.

Parameters:

• X: Feature matrix (array-like or DataFrame)
• y: Labels (optional)
• feature_names: Optional column names

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.audit(...)

Audits the dataset for quality issues.

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.clean(...)

Removes duplicate and/or noisy samples.

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.fix_labels(model)

Replaces mislabeled values with model predictions.

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.report(path)

Generates an HTML report summarizing all detected issues.

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.restore_original()

Restores the dataset to its original unmodified state.

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.summary()

Prints a quick console summary of the dataset state.

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Example Usage

Example 1: Basic Audit

from auradata import Dataset
import pandas as pd

X = pd.read_csv("data.csv")
ds = Dataset(X)
ds.audit()
ds.summary()

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Example 2: Audit + Clean + Fix Labels

from auradata import Dataset
from sklearn.linear_model import LogisticRegression

X = pd.read_csv("data.csv")
y = pd.read_csv("labels.csv").squeeze()

ds = Dataset(X, y)
ds.audit(check_labels=False, check_bias=False)
ds.clean()

model = LogisticRegression(max_iter=1000).fit(ds.X.select_dtypes(include=["number"]), ds.y)
ds.audit(model=model, sensitive_feature="gender", check_duplicates=False, check_noise=False)
ds.fix_labels(model)
ds.report("auradata_report.html")

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Internals

• Isolation Forest for outlier detection
• Confidence-based disagreement for label validation
• Group-wise evaluation for bias detection
• State-aware cleaning with reversible actions
• Transparent reporting for auditability

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Notes

• Works with numeric and mixed datasets
• Conservative by default (no blind destructive actions)
• Designed for ML practitioners and researchers
• Suitable for responsible and regulated workflows

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Author

Abdul Mofique Siddiqui

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.