Interpretable AI Python Interface
interpretableai is a Python package that provides an interface to Interpretable AI algorithms. Through this package, you can utilize the following modules directly in Python:
- Optimal Predictive Trees (classification and regression)
- Optimal Imputation
- Optimal Prescriptive Trees
- Optimal Survival Trees
Using the Package
Please see the package documentation for guides on setting up and using the package.
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