Portable Jupyter Setup for Machine Learning.

A consistent interface for creating Machine Learning Models compatible with VisualFabriq environment.

Build models using our portalytics module. The module is available as pip package, install simply by:

pip install vf-portalytics

Pay attention to the requirements because it is important for the model to be built with the ones that we support. 

There are examples of how you can use portalytics. Examples for a simple model or more complex models like MultiModel.

Make sure that after saving the model using portalyctis, its possible that the model can be loaded and still contains all the important information (eg. the loaded model is able to perform a prediction?)

MultiModel is a custom sklearn model that contains one model for each group of training data. It is valuable in cases that our dataset vary a lot, but we still need to manage one model because the problem is the same.

• Define the groups using input parameter clusters which is a list of all possible groups and group_col which is a string that indicates in which feature the groups can be found.

• selected_features give the ability of using different features for each group.

• params give the ability of using different model and categorical-feature transformer for each group.

The Jupyter notebook multimodel_example.ipynb contains an end-to-end example of how MultiModel can be trained and saved using vf_portalytics Model wrapper.

MultiModel can support every sklearn based model, the only thing that is need to be done is to extend POTENTIAL_MODELS dictionary. Feel free to raise a PR.

MultiTransformer is the transformer that is being used inside MultiModel to transform categorical features into numbers. It is a custom sklearn transformer that contains one transformer for each group of training data.

• Can be used also separately, in the same way as MultiModel. Check example

MultiTransformer can support every sklearn based transformer, the only thing that is need to be done is to extend POTENTIAL_TRANSFORMER dictionary. Feel free to raise a PR.