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A package for preforming dynamic recursive feature elimination with sklearn.

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dRFEtools - dynamic Recursive Feature Elimination

dRFEtools is a package for dynamic recursive feature elimination with sklearn.

Authors: Apuã Paquola, Kynon Jade Benjamin, and Tarun Katipalli

Package developed in Python 3.8+.

In addition to scikit-learn, dRFEtools is also built with NumPy, SciPy, Pandas, matplotlib, plotnine, and statsmodels. Currently, dynamic RFE supports models with coef_ or feature_importances_ attribute.

This package has several function to run dynamic recursive feature elimination (dRFE) for random forest and linear model classifier and regression models. For random forest, it assumes Out-of-Bag (OOB) is set to True. For linear models, it generates a developmental set. For both classification and regression, three measurements are calculated for feature selection:

Classification:

  1. Normalized mutual information
  2. Accuracy
  3. Area under the curve (AUC) ROC curve

Regression:

  1. R2 (this can be negative if model is arbitrarily worse)
  2. Explained variance
  3. Mean squared error

The package has been split in to four additional scripts for:

  1. Out-of-bag dynamic RFE metrics (AP/KJB)
  2. Validation set dynamic RFE metrics (KJB)
  3. Rank features function (TK)
  4. Lowess core + peripheral selection (KJB)

Table of Contents

  1. Citation
  2. Installation
  3. Tutorials
  4. Reference Manual
    1. dRFEtools main functions
    2. Peripheral features functions
    3. Plotting functions
    4. Metric functions
    5. Random forest helper functions
    6. Linear model helper functions

Citation

If using please cite the following:

Kynon J M Benjamin, Tarun Katipalli, Apuã C M Paquola, dRFEtools: dynamic recursive feature elimination for omics, Bioinformatics, Volume 39, Issue 8, August 2023, btad513, https://doi.org/10.1093/bioinformatics/btad513

PMID: 37632789

DOI: 10.1093/bioinformatics/btad513.

Installation

pip install --user dRFEtools

Tutorials

We have two tutorials for optimization (version 0.2) and classification (version 0.3+).

In addition to this, we have example code used in the manuscript for scikit-learn simulation, biological simulation, and BrainSEQ Phase 1 at the link below.

https://github.com/LieberInstitute/dRFEtools_manuscript

Reference Manual

dRFEtools main functions

  1. dRFE - Random Forest

    rf_rfe

    Runs random forest feature elimination step over iterator process.

    Args:

    • estimator: Random forest classifier object
    • X: a data frame of training data
    • Y: a vector of sample labels from training data set
    • features: a vector of feature names
    • fold: current fold
    • out_dir: output directory. default '.'
    • elimination_rate: percent rate to reduce feature list. default .2
    • RANK: Output feature ranking. default=True (Boolean)

    Yields:

    • dict: a dictionary with number of features, normalized mutual information score, accuracy score, and array of the indexes for features to keep
  2. dRFE - Linear Models

    dev_rfe

    Runs recursive feature elimination for linear model step over iterator process assuming developmental set is needed.

    Args:

    • estimator: regressor or classifier linear model object
    • X: a data frame of training data
    • Y: a vector of sample labels from training data set
    • features: a vector of feature names
    • fold: current fold
    • out_dir: output directory. default '.'
    • elimination_rate: percent rate to reduce feature list. default .2
    • dev_size: developmental set size. default '0.20'
    • RANK: run feature ranking, default 'True'
    • SEED: random state. default 'True'

    Yields:

    • dict: a dictionary with number of features, r2 score, mean square error, expalined variance, and array of the indices for features to keep
  3. Feature Rank Function

    feature_rank_fnc

    This function ranks features within the feature elimination loop.

    Args:

    • features: A vector of feature names
    • rank: A vector with feature ranks based on absolute value of feature importance
    • n_features_to_keep: Number of features to keep. (Int)
    • fold: Fold to analyzed. (Int)
    • out_dir: Output directory for text file. Default '.'
    • RANK: Boolean (True or False)

    Yields:

    • Text file: Ranked features by fold tab-delimited text file, only if RANK=True
  4. N Feature Iterator

    n_features_iter

    Determines the features to keep.

    Args:

    • nf: current number of features
    • keep_rate: percentage of features to keep

    Yields:

    • int: number of features to keep
  5. Extract feature importances

    _get_feature_importances

    Generates feature importance from absolute value of feature weights.

    Args:

    • estimator: the estimator to generate feature importance for

    Yields:

    • numpy array: returns feature importances as a NumPy array

Peripheral features functions

  1. Run lowess

    run_lowess

    This function runs the lowess function and caches it to memory.

    Args:

    • x: the x-values of the observed points
    • y: the y-values of the observed points
    • frac: the fraction of the data used when estimating each y-value. default 3/10

    Yields:

    • z: 2D array of results
  2. Convert array to tuple

    array_to_tuple

    This function attempts to convert a numpy array to a tuple.

    Args:

    • np_array: numpy array

    Yields:

    • tuple
  3. Extract dRFE as a dataframe

    get_elim_df_ordered

    This function converts the dRFE dictionary to a pandas dataframe.

    Args:

    • d: dRFE dictionary
    • multi: is this for multiple classes. (True or False)

    Yields:

    • df_elim: dRFE as a dataframe with log10 transformed features
  4. Calculate lowess curve

    cal_lowess

    This function calculates the lowess curve.

    Args:

    • d: dRFE dictionary
    • frac: the fraction of the data used when estimating each y-value
    • multi: is this for multiple classes. (True or False)

    Yields:

    • x: dRFE log10 transformed features
    • y: dRFE metrics
    • z: 2D numpy array with lowess curve
    • xnew: increased intervals
    • ynew: interpolated metrics for xnew
  5. Calculate lowess curve for log10

    cal_lowess

    This function calculates the rate of change on the lowess fitted curve with log10 transformated input.

    Args:

    • d: dRFE dictionary
    • frac: the fraction of the data used when estimating each y-value
    • multi: is this for multiple classes. default False

    Yields:

    • data frame: dataframe with n_features, lowess value, and rate of change (DxDy)
  6. Extract max lowess

    extract_max_lowess

    This function extracts the max features based on rate of change of log10 transformed lowess fit curve.

    Args:

    • d: dRFE dictionary
    • frac: the fraction of the data used when estimating each y-value. default 3/10
    • multi: is this for multiple classes. default False

    Yields:

    • int: number of max features (smallest subset)
  7. Extract peripheral lowess

    extract_peripheral_lowess

    This function extracts the peripheral features based on rate of change of log10 transformed lowess fit curve.

    Args:

    • d: dRFE dictionary
    • frac: the fraction of the data used when estimating each y-value. default 3/10
    • step_size: rate of change step size to analyze for extraction. default 0.05
    • multi: is this for multiple classes. default False

    Yields:

    • int: number of peripheral features
  8. Optimize lowess plot

    plot_with_lowess_vline

    Peripheral set selection optimization plot. This will be ROC AUC for multiple classification (3+), NMI for binary classification, or R2 for regression. The plot returned has fraction and step size as well as lowess smoothed curve and indication of predicted peripheral set.

    Args:

    • d: feature elimination class dictionary
    • fold: current fold
    • out_dir: output directory. default '.'
    • frac: the fraction of the data used when estimating each y-value. default 3/10
    • step_size: rate of change step size to analyze for extraction. default 0.05
    • classify: is this a classification algorithm. default True
    • multi: does this have multiple (3+) classes. default True

    Yields:

    • graph: plot of dRFE with estimated peripheral set indicated as well as fraction and set size used. It automatically saves files as pdf, png, and svg
  9. Plot lowess vline

    plot_with_lowess_vline

    Plot feature elimination results with the peripheral set indicated. This will be ROC AUC for multiple classification (3+), NMI for binary classification, or R2 for regression.

    Args:

    • d: feature elimination class dictionary
    • fold: current fold
    • out_dir: output directory. default '.'
    • frac: the fraction of the data used when estimating each y-value. default 3/10
    • step_size: rate of change step size to analyze for extraction. default 0.05
    • classify: is this a classification algorithm. default True
    • multi: does this have multiple (3+) classes. default True

    Yields:

    • graph: plot of dRFE with estimated peripheral set indicated, automatically saves files as pdf, png, and svg

Plotting functions

  1. Save plots

    save_plots

    This function save plot as svg, png, and pdf with specific label and dimension.

    Args:

    • p: plotnine object
    • fn: file name without extensions
    • w: width, default 7
    • h: height, default 7

    Yields: SVG, PNG, and PDF of plotnine object

  2. Plot dRFE Accuracy

    plot_acc

    Plot feature elimination results for accuracy.

    Args:

    • d: feature elimination class dictionary
    • fold: current fold
    • out_dir: output directory. default '.'

    Yields:

    • graph: plot of feature by accuracy, automatically saves files as pdf, png, and svg
  3. Plot dRFE NMI

    plot_nmi

    Plot feature elimination results for normalized mutual information.

    Args:

    • d: feature elimination class dictionary
    • fold: current fold
    • out_dir: output directory. default '.'

    Yields:

    • graph: plot of feature by NMI, automatically saves files as pdf, png, and svg
  4. Plot dRFE ROC AUC

    plot_roc

    Plot feature elimination results for AUC ROC curve.

    Args:

    • d: feature elimination class dictionary
    • fold: current fold
    • out_dir: output directory. default '.'

    Yields:

    • graph: plot of feature by AUC, automatically saves files as pdf, png, and svg
  5. Plot dRFE R2

    plot_r2

    Plot feature elimination results for R2 score. Note that this can be negative if model is arbitarily worse.

    Args:

    • d: feature elimination class dictionary
    • fold: current fold
    • out_dir: output directory. default '.'

    Yields:

    • graph: plot of feature by R2, automatically saves files as pdf, png, and svg
  6. Plot dRFE MSE

    plot_mse

    Plot feature elimination results for mean squared error score.

    Args:

    • d: feature elimination class dictionary
    • fold: current fold
    • out_dir: output directory. default '.'

    Yields:

    • graph: plot of feature by mean squared error, automatically saves files as pdf, png, and svg
  7. Plot dRFE Explained Variance

    plot_evar

    Plot feature elimination results for explained variance score.

    Args:

    • d: feature elimination class dictionary
    • fold: current fold
    • out_dir: output directory. default '.'

    Yields:

    • graph: plot of feature by explained variance, automatically saves files as pdf, png, and svg

Metric functions

  1. OOB Prediction

    oob_predictions

    Extracts out-of-bag (OOB) predictions from random forest classifier classes.

    Args:

    • estimator: Random forest classifier object

    Yields:

    • vector: OOB predicted labels
  2. OOB Accuracy Score

    oob_score_accuracy

    Calculates the accuracy score from the OOB predictions.

    Args:

    • estimator: Random forest classifier object
    • Y: a vector of sample labels from training data set

    Yields:

    • float: accuracy score
  3. OOB Normalized Mutual Information Score

    oob_score_nmi

    Calculates the normalized mutual information score from the OOB predictions.

    Args:

    • estimator: Random forest classifier object
    • Y: a vector of sample labels from training data set

    Yields:

    • float: normalized mutual information score
  4. OOB Area Under ROC Curve Score

    oob_score_roc

    Calculates the area under the ROC curve score for the OOB predictions.

    Args:

    • estimator: Random forest classifier object
    • Y: a vector of sample labels from training data set

    Yields:

    • float: AUC ROC score
  5. OOB R2 Score

    oob_score_r2

    Calculates the r2 score from the OOB predictions.

    Args:

    • estimator: Random forest regressor object
    • Y: a vector of sample labels from training data set

    Yields:

    • float: r2 score
  6. OOB Mean Squared Error Score

    oob_score_mse

    Calculates the mean squared error score from the OOB predictions.

    Args:

    • estimator: Random forest regressor object
    • Y: a vector of sample labels from training data set

    Yields:

    • float: mean squared error score
  7. OOB Explained Variance Score

    oob_score_evar

    Calculates the explained variance score for the OOB predictions.

    Args:

    • estimator: Random forest regressor object
    • Y: a vector of sample labels from training data set

    Yields:

    • float: explained variance score
  8. Developmental Test Set Predictions

    dev_predictions

    Extracts predictions using a development fold for linear regressor.

    Args:

    • estimator: Linear model regression classifier object
    • X: a data frame of normalized values from developmental dataset

    Yields:

    • vector: Development set predicted labels
  9. Developmental Test Set R2 Score

    dev_score_r2

    Calculates the r2 score from the developmental dataset predictions.

    Args:

    • estimator: Linear model regressor object
    • X: a data frame of normalized values from developmental dataset
    • Y: a vector of sample labels from developmental dataset

    Yields:

    • float: r2 score
  10. Developmental Test Set Mean Squared Error Score

    dev_score_mse

    Calculates the mean squared error score from the developmental dataset predictions.

    Args:

    • estimator: Linear model regressor object
    • X: a data frame of normalized values from developmental dataset
    • Y: a vector of sample labels from developmental dataset

    Yields:

    • float: mean squared error score
  11. Developmental Test Set Explained Variance Score

    dev_score_evar

    Calculates the explained variance score for the develomental dataset predictions.

    Args:

    • estimator: Linear model regressor object
    • X: a data frame of normalized values from developmental dataset
    • Y: a vector of sample labels from developmental data set

    Yields:

    • float: explained variance score
  12. DEV Accuracy Score

`dev_score_accuracy`

Calculates the accuracy score from the DEV predictions.

**Args:**

-   estimator: Linear model classifier object
-   X: a data frame of normalized values from developmental dataset
-   Y: a vector of sample labels from training data set

**Yields:**

-   float: accuracy score
  1. DEV Normalized Mutual Information Score
`dev_score_nmi`

Calculates the normalized mutual information score from the DEV predictions.

**Args:**

-   estimator: Linear model classifier object
-   X: a data frame of normalized values from developmental dataset
-   Y: a vector of sample labels from training data set

**Yields:**

-   float: normalized mutual information score
  1. DEV Area Under ROC Curve Score
`dev_score_roc`

Calculates the area under the ROC curve score for the DEV predictions.

**Args:**

-   estimator: Linear model classifier object
-   X: a data frame of normalized values from developmental dataset
-   Y: a vector of sample labels from training data set

**Yields:**

-   float: AUC ROC score

Linear model helper functions

  1. dRFE Subfunction

    regr_fe

    Iterate over features to by eliminated by step.

    Args:

    • estimator: regressor or classifier linear model object
    • X: a data frame of training data
    • Y: a vector of sample labels from training data set
    • n_features_iter: iterator for number of features to keep loop
    • features: a vector of feature names
    • fold: current fold
    • out_dir: output directory. default '.'
    • dev_size: developmental test set propotion of training
    • SEED: random state
    • RANK: Boolean (True or False)

    Yields:

    • list: a list with number of features, r2 score, mean square error, expalined variance, and array of the indices for features to keep
  2. dRFE Step function

    regr_fe_step

    Split training data into developmental dataset and apply estimator to developmental dataset, rank features, and conduct feature elimination, single steps.

    Args:

    • estimator: regressor or classifier linear model object
    • X: a data frame of training data
    • Y: a vector of sample labels from training data set
    • n_features_to_keep: number of features to keep
    • features: a vector of feature names
    • fold: current fold
    • out_dir: output directory. default '.'
    • dev_size: developmental test set propotion of training
    • SEED: random state
    • RANK: Boolean (True or False)

    Yields:

    • dict: a dictionary with number of features, r2 score, mean square error, expalined variance, and selected features

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