HiLearn
A small library of machine learning models and utility & plotting functions:
a set of utility functions, e.g., wrap function for cross-validation on regression and classification models
a set of small models, e.g., mixture of linear regression model
a set of plotting functions, e.g., corr_plot, ROC_curve, PR_curve
How to install?
Easy install with pip by pip install hilearn for released version or the latest version on github (less stable though)
pip install -U git+https://github.com/huangyh09/hilearnIf you don’t have the root permission, add --user.
Documentation
See the documentation for how to use, e.g., cross-validation and plotting functions.
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