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Real-time explainable machine learning for business optimisation

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xplainable

Real-time explainable machine learning for business optimisation

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Xplainable leverages explainable machine learning for fully transparent predictions and advanced data optimisation in production systems.

Installation

You can install the core features of xplainable with:

pip install xplainable

to use the xplainable gui in a jupyter notebook, install with:

pip install xplainable[gui]

Vist our Documentation for additional support.

Getting Started

Basic Example

import xplainable as xp
import pandas as pd
from sklearn.model_selection import train_test_split

# Load data
data = pd.read_csv('data.csv')
train, test = train_test_split(data, test_size=0.2)

# Train a model
model = xp.classifier(train)

Why Was Xplainable Created?

In machine learning, there has long been a trade-off between accuracy and explainability. This drawback has led to the creation of explainable ML libraries such as Shap and Lime which make estimations of model decision processes. These can be incredibly time-expensive and often present steep learning curves making them challenging to implement effectively in production environments.

To solve this problem, we created xplainable. xplainable presents a suite of novel machine learning algorithms specifically designed to match the performance of popular black box models like XGBoost and LightGBM while providing complete transparency, all in real-time.

Simple Interface

You can interface with xplainable either through a typical Pythonic API, or using a notebook-embedded GUI in your Jupyter Notebook.

Models

Xplainable has each of the fundamental tabular models used in data science teams. They are fast, accurate, and easy to use.

Model Python API Jupyter GUI
Regression
Binary Classification
Multi-Class Classification 🔜

Features

Xplainable helps to streamline development processes by making model tuning and deployment simpler than you can imagine.

Preprocessing

We built a comprehensive suite of preprocessing transformers for rapid and reproducible data preprocessing.

Feature Python API Jupyter GUI
Data Health Checks
Transformers Library
Preprocessing Pipelines
Pipeline Persistance

Using the GUI

pp = xp.Preprocessor()

pp.preprocess(train)

Using the API

from xplainable.preprocessing.pipeline import XPipeline
from xplainable.preprocessing import transformers as xtf

pipeline = XPipeline()

# Add stages for specific features
pipeline.add_stages([
    {"feature": "age", "transformer": xtf.Clip(lower=18, upper=99)},
    {"feature": "balance", "transformer": xtf.LogTransform()}
])

# add stages on multiple features
pipeline.add_stages([
    {"transformer": xtf.FillMissing({'job': 'mode', 'age': 'mean'})},
    {"transformer": xtf.DropCols(columns=['duration', 'campaign'])}
])

# Fit and transform the data
train_transformed = pipeline.fit_transform(train)

# Apply transformations on new data
test_transformed = pipeline.transform(test)

Modelling

Xplainable models can be developed, optimised, and re-optimised using Pythonic APIs or the embedded GUI.

Feature Python API Jupyter GUI
Classic Vanilla Data Science APIs -
AutoML
Hyperparameter Optimisation
Partitioned Models
Rapid Refitting (novel to xplainable)
Model Persistance

Using the GUI

model = xp.classifier(train)

Using the API

from xplainable.core.models import XClassifier
from xplainable.core.optimisation.bayesian import XParamOptimiser
from sklearn.model_selection import train_test_split
import pandas as pd

# Load your data
data = pd.read_csv('data.csv')
x, y = data.drop('target', axis=1), data['target']
X_train, x_test, y_train, y_test = train_test_split(x, y, test_size=0.2)

# Optimise params
opt = XParamOptimiser(metric='roc-auc')
params = opt.optimise(X_train, y_train)

# Train your model
model = XClassifier(**params)
model.fit(X_train, y_train)

# Predict on the test set
y_pred = model.predict(x_test)

Using the GUI

Rapid Refitting

Fine tune your models by refitting model parameters on the fly, even on individual features.


Using the API

new_params = {
            "features": ['Age'],
            "max_depth": 6,
            "min_info_gain": 0.01,
            "min_leaf_size": 0.03,
            "weight": 0.05,
            "power_degree": 1,
            "sigmoid_exponent": 1,
            "x": X_train,
            "y": y_train
}

model.update_feature_params(**new_params)

Explainability

Models are explainable and real-time, right out of the box, without having to fit surrogate models such as Shap orLime.

Feature Python API Jupyter GUI
Global Explainers
Regional Explainers
Local Explainers
Real-time Explainability
model.explain()

Action & Optimisation

We leverage the explainability of our models to provide real-time recommendations on how to optimise predicted outcomes at a local and global level.

Feature
Automated Local Prediction Optimisation
Automated Global Decision Optimisation 🔜

Deployment

Xplainable brings transparency to API deployments, and it's easy. By the time your finger leaves the mouse, your model is on a secure server and ready to go.

Feature Python API Xplainable Cloud
< 1 Second API Deployments
Explainability-Enabled API Deployments
A/B Testing - 🔜
Champion Challenger Models (MAB) - 🔜

#FairML

We promote fair and ethical use of technology for all machine learning tasks. To help encourage this, we're working on additional bias detection and fairness testing classes to ensure that everything you deploy is safe, fair, and compliant.

Feature Python API Xplainable Cloud
Bias Identification
Automated Bias Detection 🔜 🔜
Fairness Testing 🔜 🔜

Xplainable Cloud

This Python package is free and open-source. To add more value to data teams within organisations, we also created Xplainable Cloud that brings your models to a collaborative environment.

import xplainable as xp

xp.initialise()

Contributors

We'd love to welcome contributors to xplainable to keep driving forward more transparent and actionable machine learning. We're working on our contributor docs at the moment, but if you're interested in contributing, please send us a message at contact@xplainable.io.





Thanks for trying xplainable!

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