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Kowalsky, analysis!

A simple package for handful ML things and more.

What's new? [v0.0.39]

  • add feature package with two types of analysis + support для остальных функций
    • Recursive Feature Elimination
    • Sequential Feature Selection
  • improve optimize:
    • EarlyStopping mechanism
    • optimization graph
    • multitasks with n_jobs=-1
  • add logs package

What's inside?

  1. analysis - method for evaluation of specified model with given dataframe. With export_test_set=True it exports ready for submission predictions.

  2. df - module for working with dataframe:

    • corr - sort all correlated features.
    • handle_outliers - fill or drop columns with outliers.
    • log_transform - transform columns with log function.
    • group_by_mean - make additional columns with aggregated mean
    • group_by_max - make additional columns with aggregated max
    • group_by_min - make additional columns with aggregated min
    • apply_with_progress - apply heavy function for each row of dataset.
    • scale - scale columns with Standard of MinMax scalers
  3. kaggle:

    • submit - make submit-file for kaggle based on sample
  4. logs:

    • profile_memory - logs all heavy variables
    • make_pretty_pyplot - makes pyplot look better :)
  5. optuna - handful methods for working with optuna:

    • optimize - optimize model with given dataframe
    • optimize_super_learner - optimize super learner configuration with given set of models and set of heads (meta_model)
  6. colab:

    • csv - read csv file located at Google Drive with specified id
    • path - get path to Google Drive file
  7. feature:

    • rfe_analysis - Recursive Feature Elimination analysis
    • sfs_analysis - Sequential Feature Selection analysis

What's next?

  • Use optuna for searching the best feature amount
  • Add file logger to track the progress in JupterLab

Example:

!pip install kowalsky --upgrade
from kowalsky.optuna import optimize
optimize('RFR',
         path='../input/project/feed.csv',
         scorer='acc',
         y_label='y_label',
         trials=3000)

Avaliable models:

Gradient Boosts

    'xgbR': XGBRegressor
    'xgbC': XGBClassifier
    'lgbR': LGBMRegressor
    'lgbC': LGBMClassifier

Trees

    'rfR': RandomForestRegressor
    'rfC': RandomForestClassifier
    'dtR': DecisionTreeRegressor
    'dtC': DecisionTreeClassifier
    'etR': ExtraTreeRegressor
    'etC': ExtraTreeClassifier

Ensemble

    'baggC': BaggingClassifier
    'baggR': BaggingRegressor
    'adaR': AdaBoostRegressor
    'adaC': AdaBoostClassifier
    'cbR': CatBoostRegressor
    'cbC': CatBoostClassifier

KNeighbors

    'knC': KNeighborsClassifier
    'knR': KNeighborsRegressor

SVM

    'svR': SVR
    'svC': SVC

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