# run_models
run_models lets you run many regression and classification models with their default parameters and rank them by RMSE or AUC.
Installation
pip install run_models
Dependencies
numpy
pandas
scikit-learn
xgboost
lightgbm
catboost
matplotlib
How to use it?
run_models comes with two functions:
run_models.run_regressors(data, target_column)for regression tasks - All models are ranked by RMSE.run_models.run_classifiers(data, target_column)for classification tasks - All models are ranked y AUC.
import run_models as rm
fig = rm.run_classifiers(titanic_data, 'Survived')
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