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sklearn-llm is a Python module for building data transformation pipelines combining the power of scikit-learn and Large Language Models (LLMs).
Installation
The easiest way to install is with pip:
pip install sklearn-llm
See pyproject.toml for the list of dependencies.
Pre-requisites
You will also need an API key from OpenAI to use its LLM models for your data transformations. Currently it's the only supported LLM provider.
Set the OPENAI_API_KEY variable in a .env file, following the same format as .env_example.
Quick guide
To define a transformation, you need the following:
- An input class and an output class, both should be Pydantic base models.
- The prompts (system and user prompt) for the transformation.
See sklearn_llm/example.py for an example.
Benefits
With sklearn-llm, you can do the following:
- Define data transformations in sklearn's Transformer interface using LLM calls.
- Use type hints to enhance understanding of the data transformation flows (instead of generic dataframes).
- Compose flexible transformations using sklearn's Pipeline interface. This is similar to building chain of LLM calls in
langchainbut simpler if you only require this use case.
Example applications:
- Create a pipeline to generate synthetic data and evaluate the quality of the data using two transformers.
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