hivae 0.19

HIVAE (Handling incomplete heterogeneous data using VAEs. - by Nazabal, et al., DOI: 10.1016/j.patcog.2020.107501, 2020) - Extenstion of implementations as easy to use Python library

hivae

This repository contains the Modular reimplemenation of the Heterogeneous Incomplete Variational Autoencoder model (HI-VAE)written by Alfredo Nazabal and co-workers. The package provided here is to a large part baseed on this implementation, but adheres to a more pythonic way, omitting the need for supplying parameters via I/O , as well as aligning the modelling more with sklearn. It was written by A. Karwath ([e-mail]) and the CardAIc group @ University of Birmingham.

The details of the background of this model are included in this paper.

Install

The package can be installed using pip:

pip install hivae

Examples

Once checked out, there are a number of example datasets (Wine, Adult and Diabetes), which can be found in ./hivae/examples/data. To evaluate the package, please use ./hivae/examples/hivae_general_example.py. The example should give a general explaination of how to use the package. More details will folow.

Files description

• hivae.py: The main script of the library, it needs to imported to work with the library and is connected to all the other scripts.
• loglik_ models_ missing_normalize.py: In this file, the different likelihood models for the different types of variables considered (real, positive, count, categorical and ordinal) are included.
• model_ HIVAE_inputDropout.py: Contains the HI-VAE with input dropout encoder model.
• model_ HIVAE_factorized.py: Contains the HI-VAE with factorized encoder model
• Github page with examples to follow:

Contact

• For questions this library --> Andreas Karwath: [e-mail]

More details regarding the hivae_general_example.py and use of the model (please note that this is under construction)

main_directory: project folder

dataset_name: the name of the database (required)

types_list_d: a dictionary where the key is the dataset name, which contains a list with tuples that indicates the column names, types, the number of dimensions and classes

types:

• count: real values

• cat: categorical 0 or 1

• pos: positive real values

• ordinal: ordinal number

number of dimensions:

• number of possibilities in the categorical variables or 1 in numerical

number of classes:

• number of options (same of number of dimensions for categorical variables)

dataset_path: this is the folder of the csv files

results_path: the output folder for results (currently not used)

network_path: where the models are going to be stored

types_list: the specific type for the dataset you are going to use data_file: the full dataset train_file/ test_file: if the dataset was already splitted

train_data/test_data: pandas dataframes

dim_y: the depth of the network

dim_s/dim_z: dimensions of the embedding