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license: gpl-3.0
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title: DataFlowPro
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sdk: streamlit
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emoji: 🚀
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short_description: Automating ML Workflows with Ease
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---
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# DataFlow Pro
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Automating ML Workflows with Ease
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## Introduction
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The Automated ML is a Python application designed to automate the process of building, tuning, and evaluating machine learning models based on json provided in RTF/JSON?/TXT file format. <br>
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This application follows a structured flow to read the json file, extract dataset information, transform features, split data, build and tune models, and evaluate their performance.
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## Installation
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To use the Automated ML Pipeline, follow these steps:
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1. Clone this repository to your local machine: <br>
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```git clone https://github.com/Rupanshu-Kapoor/AutomateML.git```
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2. Install the required dependencies: <br>
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`pip install -r requirements.txt`
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3. Run the application: <br>
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`streamlit run app.py`
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## Steps to Use the Application:
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You can use the application in following two ways:
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### (A). Create Json and Train Model
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1. Upload the dataset on the tool on which you want to train the different model.
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2. Once the data is uploaded, you can preview the dataset.
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3. Select prediction parameters (prediction type, target variable, k-fold, etc.).
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4. Select features to be used for prediction.
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5. When you select any feature, you can choose how to handle it. (rescaling, encoding, etc.)
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6. Select the model to be used for prediction.
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7. When you select any model, you can choose hyperparameters for tuning.
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8. Once all the parameters are selected, click on `Generate Json and Train Model` button.
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9. Application will generate the json file and train the model and display the results.
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### (B). Upload Json and Train Model
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1. Upload the json file that contains all the dataset information.
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2. Click on Train Models.
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3. Application will train the model and display the results.
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## Working of the Application:
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The application performs the following tasks in sequence:
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1. **Read the JSON File and Parse JSON Content**: The RTF/JSON file is read, converted to plain text, and JSON content is extracted.
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2. **Extract Dataset Information**: Extract dataset information such as feature names, target variable, problem type (regression/classification), feature handling, etc.
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3. **Transform Features**: Features are transformed based on the specified feature handling methods.
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4. **Sample Data and Train-Test Split**: Data is sampled and split into training and testing sets.
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5. **Model Building**: Models are built based on the problem type (regression/classification).
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6. **Hyperparameter Tuning**: Hyperparameters of the models are tuned using grid search.
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7. **Model Evaluation**: Trained models are evaluated using specified evaluation metrics.
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<! --8. **Save Results**: Trained models and evaluation metrics are saved in the results/ directory. -->
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## Use Cases
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This application can be used for various use cases, including but not limited to:
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- Automated machine learning (AutoML) pipelines.
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- Data preprocessing and feature engineering tasks.
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- Model training and evaluation for regression or classification problems.
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- Hyperparameter tuning and model selection.
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- Experimentation with different datasets and configurations.
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## Future Work
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Possible future enhancements for the application include:
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- Adding support for additional data formats (e.g., CSV, Excel).
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- Implementing more advanced feature engineering techniques.
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- Incorporating more sophisticated model selection and evaluation methods.
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- Enhancing the user interface for easier interaction.
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- Integrating with external APIs or databases for data retrieval.
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