This library provides a set of tools that can be useful in many machine learning applications (classification, clustering, regression, etc.), and particularly helpful if you use scikit-learn (although this can work if you have a different algorithm).
Most machine learning problems involve an step of feature definition and preprocessing. Feature Forge helps you with:
Defining and documenting features
Testing your features against specified cases and against randomly generated cases (stress-testing). This helps you making your application more robust against invalid/misformatted input data. This also helps you checking that low-relevance results when doing feature analysis is actually because the feature is bad, and not because there’s a slight bug in your feature code.
Evaluating your features on a data set, producing a feature evaluation matrix. The evaluator has a robust mode that allows you some tolerance both for invalid data and buggy features.
Experimentation: running, registering, classifying and reproducing experiments for determining best settings for your problems.
Installation
Just pip install featureforge.
Documentation
Documentation is available at http://feature-forge.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
Contact information
Feature Forge is © 2014 Machinalis (http://www.machinalis.com/). Its primary authors are:
Javier Mansilla <jmansilla@machinalis.com> (jmansilla at github)
Daniel Moisset <dmoisset@machinalis.com> (dmoisset at github)
Rafael Carrascosa <rcarrascosa@machinalis.com> (rafacarrascosa at github)
Any contributions or suggestions are welcome, the official channel for this is submitting github pull requests or issues.
Changelog
- 0.1.6:
Bug fixes related to sparse matrices.
Small documentation improvements.
Reduced default logging verbosity.
- 0.1.5:
Using sparse numpy matrices by default.
- 0.1.4:
Discarded the need of using forked version of Schema library.
- 0.1.3:
Added support for running and generating stats for experiments
- 0.1.2:
Fixing installer dependencies
- 0.1.1:
Added support for python 3
Added support for bag-of-words features
- 0.1:
Initial release
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