MindsDB is an Explainable AutoML framework for developers built on top of Pytorch. It enables you to build, train and test state of the art ML models in as simple as one line of code.
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- Installing MindsDB
- Learning from Examples
- MindsDB Explainability GUI
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Provide Feedback to Improve MindsDB
- Desktop: You can use MindsDB on your own computer in under a minute, if you already have a python environment setup, just run the following command:
pip install mindsdb --userNote: Python 64 bit version is required. Depending on your environment, you might have to use
pip3instead ofpipin the above command.*
If for some reason this fail, don't worry, simply follow the complete installation instructions which will lead you through a more thorough procedure which should fix most issues.
- Docker: If you would like to run it all in a container simply:
sh -c "$(curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mindsdb/mindsdb/master/distributions/docker/build-docker.sh)"Once you have MindsDB installed, you can use it as follows:
Import MindsDB:
from mindsdb import PredictorOne line of code to train a model:
# tell mindsDB what we want to learn and from what data
Predictor(name='home_rentals_price').learn(
to_predict='rental_price', # the column we want to learn to predict given all the data in the file
from_data="https://s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/mindsdb-example-data/home_rentals.csv" # the path to the file where we can learn from, (note: can be url)
)One line of code to use the model:
# use the model to make predictions
result = Predictor(name='home_rentals_price').predict(when={'number_of_rooms': 2, 'initial_price': 2000, 'number_of_bathrooms':1, 'sqft': 1190})
# you can now print the results
print('The predicted price is between ${price} with {conf} confidence'.format(price=result[0].explanation['rental_price']['confidence_interval'], conf=result[0].explanation['rental_price']['confidence']))Visit the documentation to learn more
- Google Colab: You can also try MindsDB straight here
Please click on the image below to load the tutorial:
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You can also work with mindsdb via its graphical user interface (download here). Please click on the image below to load the tutorial:
Under the hood of mindsdb there is lightwood, a Pytorch based framework that breaks down machine learning problems into smaller blocks that can be glued together seamlessly. More info about MindsDB lightwood's on GITHUB.
In order to make changes to mindsdb, the ideal approach is to fork the repository than clone the fork locally PYTHONPATH.
For example: export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:/home/my_username/mindsdb.
Too test your changes you can run unit tests (fast) and CI tests (slightly longer) locally.
To run the unit tests:
- Install pytest:
pip install -r requirements_test.txt - Run:
pytest
To run the CI tests: cd tests/ci_tests && python3 full_test.py
Once you have specific changes you want to merge into master, feel free to make a PR.
Please help us by reporting any issues you may have while using MindsDB.