Data Science Pro
AI-agentic, LLM-augmented data science pipeline for CSV datasets. It performs EDA, preprocessing, modeling, evaluation, and reporting with minimal user code.
Install
pip install -e .
# or when released
# pip install data-science-pro
Verify:
import data_science_pro
from data_science_pro import DataSciencePro
Quickstart (Python API)
Minimal end-to-end run that generates a markdown report:
from data_science_pro import DataSciencePro
dsp = DataSciencePro(api_key="YOUR_OPENAI_KEY") # or "" to run without LLM/RAG embeddings
# Optional guidance to the agent
dsp.controller.goal = "Predict churn with strong accuracy"
dsp.controller.user_target = "churn" # optional; if omitted the agent will infer
final = dsp.run("/path/to/data.csv")
print(final.get("report", "No report produced"))
What happens:
- Loads your CSV, performs EDA and indexes summaries (RAG) for retrieval
- Plans and suggests next steps
- Selects/validates the target
- Iterates: preprocess → train → evaluate → critique → improve
- Stops on target metric or max iterations and produces a professional report
Notes:
- When
api_keyis empty or a test value, RAG uses a local mode and still runs. - Set
dsp.controller.goal(string) to guide the agent. Setdsp.controller.user_target(string) to force the target column.
Beginner-Friendly Example
from data_science_pro import DataSciencePro
dsp = DataSciencePro(api_key="") # run without external LLM (RAG in local mode)
final = dsp.run("titanic.csv")
print(final["report"]) # Executive summary, EDA, preprocessing, modeling, metrics, recommendations
Advanced Usage (Experienced DS)
Control the agent through state:
from data_science_pro import DataSciencePro
dsp = DataSciencePro(api_key="YOUR_OPENAI_KEY")
# Configure agent objectives
dsp.controller.goal = "Reach accuracy >= 0.90 with interpretable model"
dsp.controller.user_target = None # let the agent choose from candidates
# (Optional) adjust loop parameters directly by editing controller.run() defaults if needed
state = dsp.run("/data/training.csv")
# Inspect artifacts
print(state.get("analysis")) # EDA summary
print(state.get("retrieved_context")) # RAG snippets
print(state.get("evaluation")) # metrics dict
print(state.get("history")) # actions taken across iterations
Key Concepts
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Agentic LangGraph
- Orchestrator decides next step (analyze, preprocess, train, evaluate, report)
- Planner proposes a concise plan; Critic flags quality issues
- TargetSelector chooses target via user hint > LLM > heuristic
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RAG over EDA
- Indexes column and dataset summaries (missingness, cardinality, basic stats)
- Retrieves relevant context to ground suggestions and reports
- Uses OpenAI embeddings when
api_keyis valid; falls back to local mode otherwise
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Reporting
- Structured markdown report with executive summary, EDA highlights, preprocessing, modeling, metrics, and recommendations
Troubleshooting
- No OpenAI key: set
api_key=""to run without external calls; RAG runs in local mode. - Target not detected: set
dsp.controller.user_target = "your_target". - Healthcheck: run a local end-to-end check without network calls:
python corrected_imports.py
FAQ
- Does it handle large CSVs? Yes, but consider sampling for initial iterations.
- Can I change the model? The agent selects sensible defaults; you can modify
Trainerto register alternatives. - Where is the final report? Returned in
final_state["report"].
License
MIT
Metadata
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