pyezml 0.2.1

Beginner-friendly AutoML library for tabular data

pyezml 🚀

Beginner-Friendly AutoML for Tabular Data

Train machine learning models in one line of code — no ML expertise required.

pyezml is a lightweight yet powerful AutoML library that automatically handles preprocessing, model selection, and prediction so you can focus on results.

Built for students, developers, analysts, and beginners who want fast, reliable predictions without complex pipelines.

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🚀 What's New in v0.2.0

• Labeled probability predictions
• Auto-save via save= parameter
• Automatic .pkl extension handling
• Robust DataFrame prediction support
• Built-in sample data generators
• Unified prediction pipeline

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🚀 Installation

pip install pyezml

Optional (recommended for best mode):

pip install lightgbm

Requirements

• Python ≥ 3.8

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⚡ Quick Example

from ezml import train_model

model = train_model("data.csv", target="price")
print(model.score())

That’s it — model trained and evaluated.

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🧪 Generate Sample Data (NEW)

No dataset? No problem.

from ezml.datasets import make_classification_data
from ezml import train_model

df = make_classification_data()

model = train_model(df, target="target")
print(model.score())

Perfect for quick testing and demos.

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🔮 Labeled Probability Predictions (NEW)

pyezml returns human-readable probabilities:

probs = model.predict_proba({
    "feature_0": 0.5,
    "feature_1": -1.2
})

print(probs)

Example output:

[{'No': 0.12, 'Yes': 0.88}]

No index guessing required.

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💾 Auto-Save Models (NEW)

Save automatically during training:

model = train_model(
    df,
    target="target",
    save="my_model"  # .pkl added automatically
)

Manual save still works:

model.save("model.pkl")

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🔧 Advanced Usage

from ezml import AutoModel

model = AutoModel(mode="best")  # fast | best
model.train("data.csv", target="price")

print(model.score())
print(model.feature_importance())

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⚡ Model Modes

pyezml provides two performance modes:

🚀 fast (default)

• Model: RandomForest
• Best for: small to medium datasets
• Why use it: fast, robust, beginner-safe

🔥 best

• Model: LightGBM
• Best for: larger datasets and higher accuracy
• Why use it: stronger learning on complex tabular data

💡 Automatically falls back to RandomForest if LightGBM is unavailable.

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📊 Metrics API

After training:

Classification

• Accuracy
• F1-score

Regression

• R² score
• MAE

Example:

print(model.metrics_)
print(model.score())  # primary metric

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🔮 Flexible Prediction Inputs

Dict (recommended)

model.predict({"feature1": value1, "feature2": value2})

Batch dict

model.predict([
    {"feature1": v1, "feature2": v2},
    {"feature1": v3, "feature2": v4}
])

pandas DataFrame

model.predict(df)

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🧹 Automatic Preprocessing

pyezml automatically handles:

• Missing value imputation
• Categorical encoding
• Optional feature scaling
• Column alignment during prediction

No manual preprocessing required.

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📓 Demo Notebook

See the full working example:

👉 examples/pyezml_demo.ipynb

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🎯 Project Goal

pyezml aims to make machine learning:

• simple
• fast
• accessible
• beginner-friendly

without sacrificing real-world usability.

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🤝 Contributing

Contributions, issues, and suggestions are welcome!

If you find a bug or have an idea:

1. Fork the repo
2. Create a feature branch
3. Submit a pull request

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📜 License

MIT License — free to use and modify.

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⭐ Support

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