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https://github.com/dipanjans/low_code_machine_learning_pycaret_workshop_2022

This workshop was done as a part of the 1729 conference organized by Fractal Analytics and Analytics Vidhya. Key content covered was hands-on notebooks leveraging PyCaret to compare, build, tune, evaluate and interpret machine learning models
https://github.com/dipanjans/low_code_machine_learning_pycaret_workshop_2022

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This workshop was done as a part of the 1729 conference organized by Fractal Analytics and Analytics Vidhya. Key content covered was hands-on notebooks leveraging PyCaret to compare, build, tune, evaluate and interpret machine learning models

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# Low-code and Auto-ML with PyCaret
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3448263/177779489-e0264d89-ff91-4710-ab9d-e4966d4040aa.png)

This workshop was done as a part of the 1729 conference organized by Fractal Analytics and Analytics Vidhya. Key content covered was hands-on notebooks leveraging PyCaret to compare, build, tune, evaluate and interpret machine learning models.

## Session Outline

Low-code and Auto-ML are essential tools in a data scientist’s toolbox to improve productivity and iterate faster in data science projects. This hands-on workshop will focus on two major notebooks:

- __A Kickstarter notebook__ leveraging the popular open-source library PyCaret and go through learning the essentials:
- Setup experiments
- Train ML models
- Compare ML models
- Tune ML models
- Evaluate models
- Predictions on new data.

- __An advanced notebook__ where we learn advanced capabilities of PyCaret including the following:
- Data transformations
- Imputation
- Multicollinearity
- Handling imbalanced data
- Advanced tuning methods
- Ensembling (Bagging, Boosting, Stacking, Blending)
- Explainable AI to interpret ML Models.

__Recommendation:__ Please open the notebooks in Google Colab

## Author

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3448263/177781903-c1873548-9733-49ca-add2-c1c416f1cbed.png)

## Credits

Thanks to [PyCaret](https://pycaret.org), [Moez](https://www.linkedin.com/in/profile-moez) and the awesome documentation.