Compute the statistical impact of features given a trained estimator
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featureimpact let’s you compute the statistical impact of features given a trained estimator. The computation is based on the mean variation of the difference between quantile and original predictions. The estimator must predict purely numerical values. All features must also consist of purely numerical values.
Example: `python from featureimpact import FeatureImpact fi = FeatureImpact() fi.make_quantiles(X_train) impact = fi.compute_impact(model, X_test) `
Note: In order to run the examples you’ll need scikit-learn and matplotlib installed in addition to this package and its regular dependencies.
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