data-science-pro 0.1.7

LLM-powered modular data science pipeline

data_science_pro

A modular, LLM-powered data science pipeline for automated EDA, preprocessing, model selection, training, and testing.

Overview

data_science_pro is designed to behave like an AI-powered junior data scientist. It automates the full data science workflow, including:

• Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)
• Data preprocessing (handling missing values, encoding, scaling, feature engineering)
• Model selection and hyperparameter suggestion (using LLMs)
• Model training and evaluation
• Saving and loading models
• Interactive cyclic workflow with user input and LLM suggestions at every step

How It Works

1. Data Loading: Load your dataset and specify the target column.
2. EDA & Reporting: The pipeline generates dynamic analysis reports using built-in analyzers.
3. Preprocessing: Automated or user-guided preprocessing using modular actions (drop NA, encode, scale, etc.), powered by LLM suggestions.
4. Model Selection: The LLM agent suggests suitable models and hyperparameters based on data analysis and user goals.
5. Training: The selected model is trained on the processed data.
6. Evaluation: The model is evaluated using standard metrics (accuracy, precision, recall, F1, etc.).
7. Saving: Trained models can be saved and versioned for future use.
8. Cyclic Workflow: The pipeline can repeat steps, allowing iterative improvement based on metrics and user feedback.

Features

• Modular OOP design for easy extension
• LangChain-powered LLM agent for suggestions and decision-making
• CLI entrypoint for easy usage
• Handles both automated and interactive workflows
• Supports custom preprocessing, feature engineering, and model registry

Installation

pip install .

Usage

CLI Example

Run the pipeline from the command line:

data-science-pro --data your_data.csv --target target_column --api_key your_openai_key

This will:

• Load your dataset
• Run EDA and print a report
• Apply basic preprocessing (drop NA, encode categoricals, scale numerics)
• Train a RandomForest model
• Print evaluation metrics

Python API Example

Use the pipeline interactively in Python:

from data_science_pro.pipeline import DataSciencePro

# Initialize pipeline with your OpenAI API key
pipeline = DataSciencePro(api_key='your-openai-key')

# Load data
pipeline.input_data('your_data.csv', 'target_column')

# Get EDA report
report = pipeline.report()
print(report)

# Get LLM-powered suggestions for next action
suggestion = pipeline.suggestions(user_query="How should I preprocess this data?", metrics=None)
print("LLM Suggestion:", suggestion)

# Apply preprocessing actions
pipeline.apply_action('drop_na')
pipeline.apply_action('encode_categorical')
pipeline.apply_action('scale_numeric')

# Model selection and training
pipeline.set_model('randomforest', {'n_estimators': 100})
pipeline.train()

# Evaluation
metrics = pipeline.evaluate()
print("Evaluation Metrics:", metrics)

# Save model
pipeline.save_model('model.joblib')

What Can Be Done With This Project?

• Automated EDA: Instantly generate data analysis reports.
• Preprocessing: Handle missing values, encode categoricals, scale features, drop irrelevant columns, and engineer new features.
• LLM-powered Suggestions: Get dynamic, context-aware recommendations for preprocessing, feature engineering, and model selection.
• Model Selection: Use LLM to suggest optimal models and hyperparameters.
• Training & Evaluation: Train models and evaluate with standard metrics (accuracy, precision, recall, F1, etc.).
• Model Registry: Save and version trained models for future use.
• Cyclic Workflow: Iterate through EDA, preprocessing, training, and evaluation until desired metrics are achieved.
• Interactive & Automated: Use interactively (Python API) or automate via CLI.
• Extensible: Easily add new preprocessing steps, models, or evaluation metrics.

Clear Guidance

1. Install dependencies:

   pip install .
   

2. Prepare your data:
   • CSV format recommended
   • Ensure target column is present
3. Get your OpenAI API key:
   • Required for LLM-powered suggestions
4. Run the pipeline:
   • Use CLI or Python API as shown above
5. Iterate:
   • Use LLM suggestions to improve preprocessing, feature engineering, and model selection
6. Save and reuse models:
   • Use the registry to save trained models

Advanced Features

• Add custom preprocessing actions in data_operations.py
• Extend LLM agent prompts in cycle/suggester.py
• Integrate with other ML libraries or cloud services

Project Structure

• api/ - LLM connector
• cycle/ - Suggestion and control logic
• data/ - Data loading, analysis, operations
• modeling/ - Model training, evaluation, registry
• utils/ - Utility files
• pipeline.py - Main pipeline class
• test.py - Example/test script

Requirements

See requirements.txt for dependencies.

Contributing

Pull requests and issues are welcome! Please see the guidelines in the repository.

License

MIT