Bluemist AI
Bluemist AI is a low code machine learning library written in Python to develop, evaluate and deploy automated Machine Bluemist AI is an open source, low code machine learning library written in Python to develop, evaluate and deploy automated Machine Learning models and pipleines.
It acts as a wrapper service on top of sklearn, numpy, pandas, mlflow and FastAPI. Visualization are created using pandas-profiling, sweetviz, dtale and autoviz.
Features
Native integration for data extraction with MySQL, PostgreSQL, MS SQL, Oracle, MariaDB, Amazon Aurora and Amazon S3
Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)
Data preprocessing
Trains data across multiple algorithms and provide comparison metrics
Hyperparameter tuning
Experiment tracking
API deployment
For the detailed list of supported and upcoming features, visit https://www.bluemist-ai.one
Full documentation is available @ https://bluemist-ai.readthedocs.io
User installation
Method 1
To install minimal version of the package with hard dependencies listed in requirements.txt
pip install -U bluemist
To install the complete package including optional dependencies listed in requirements-optional.txt. Refer Minimal package vs Full package for more details.
pip install -U bluemist[complete]
Method 2 (recommended)
It is advised to setup a separate python environment to avoid conflicts with package dependencies. This can be done as follows :
Install the package
virtualenv
pip install virtualenv
Create a separate directory where bluemist environment will be created
mkdir /path/to/bluemist-ai
cd /path/to/bluemist-ai
Create the bluemist environment
virtualenv bluemist-env
Activate the environment and install bluemist
source bluemist-env/bin/activate
pip install -U bluemist
Method 3
bluemist package can be installed using pipx utility. It automatically creates an isolated environment to run the
bluemist package
pip install pipx
pipx install bluemist
pipx upgrade bluemist
Minimal package vs Full package
Below functionalities are available only with complete package installation
Data extraction from RDBMS or cloud
EDA Visualizations using dtale and sweetviz
Alternatively a single optional package can be installed using the pip command. For example, if you would like to
extract data from Amazon S3 but do not wish to install other optional packages :
pip install boto3
License
Bluemist AI source code is licensed under the MIT License
See Third Party Libraries for license details of third party libraries included in the distribution.