ml-mixins 0.0.2

A colleciton of useful mixins for machine learning development code.

ML Mixins

Installation

this package can be installed via pip:

pip install ml-mixins

Then

from mixins import SeedableMixin
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Description

Useful Python Mixins for ML. These are python mixin classes that can be used to add useful bits of discrete functionality to python objects for use in ML / data science. They currently include:

1. SeedableMixin which adds nice seeding capabilities, including functions to seed various stages of computation in a manner that is both random but also reproducible from a global seed, as well as to store seeds used at various times so that a subsection of the computation can be reproduced exactly during debugging outside of the rest of the computation flow.
2. TimeableMixin adds functionality for timing sections of code.
3. SaveableMixin adds customizable save/load functionality (using pickle)
4. SwapcacheableMixin. This one is a bit more niche. It adds a "swapcache" to the class, which allows one to store various iterations of parameters keyed by an arbitrary python object with an equality operator, with a notion of a "current" setting whose values are then exposed as main class attributes. The intended use-case is for data processing classes, where it may be desirable to try different preprocesisng settings, have the object retain derived data for those settings, but present a front-facing interface that looks like it is only computing a single setting. For example, if running tfidf under different stopwords and ngram settings, one can run the system via the swapcache under settings A, and the class can present an interface of [obj].stop_words, obj.ngram_range, obj.tfidf_vectorized_data, but then this can be transparently updated to a different setting without discarding that data via the swapcache interface.
5. TQDMableMixin. This one adds a _tqdm method to a class which automatically progressbar-ifies ranges for iteration, unless the range is sufficiently short or the class has self.tqdm set to None

None of these are guaranteed to work or be useful at this point.