Alternatives and similar repositories for adversarial-validation

Users that are interested in adversarial-validation are comparing it to the libraries listed below

• KaveIO / PhiK
  Phi_K correlation analyzer library
  ☆167Updated this week
• IFCA-Advanced-Computing / frouros
  Frouros: an open-source Python library for drift detection in machine learning systems.
  ☆233Updated last week
• MAIF / eurybia
  ⚓ Eurybia monitors model drift over time and securizes model deployment with data validation
  ☆214Updated last year
• ing-bank / probatus
  SHAP-based validation for linear and tree-based models. Applied to binary, multiclass and regression problems.
  ☆153Updated 6 months ago
• carlomazzaferro / scikit-hts
  Hierarchical Time Series Forecasting with a familiar API
  ☆225Updated 2 years ago
• kedro-org / kedro-community
  Examples of data science projects created with Kedro.
  ☆173Updated 2 years ago
• rxavier / poniard
  Streamline scikit-learn model comparison.
  ☆143Updated 2 years ago
• solegalli / feature_engine
  Feature engineering package with sklearn like functionality
  ☆55Updated last year
• eli5-org / eli5
  A library for debugging/inspecting machine learning classifiers and explaining their predictions
  ☆312Updated 6 months ago
• eugeneyan / testing-ml
  🔍 Minimal examples of machine learning tests for implementation, behaviour, and performance.
  ☆263Updated 3 years ago
• bookingcom / upliftml
  UpliftML: A Python Package for Scalable Uplift Modeling
  ☆329Updated 2 years ago
• DanilZherebtsov / verstack
  ☆102Updated last month
• Galileo-Galilei / kedro-mlflow
  A kedro-plugin for integration of mlflow capabilities inside kedro projects (especially machine learning model versioning and packaging)
  ☆227Updated this week
• microsoft / CBM
  Cyclic Boosting Machines - an explainable supervised machine learning algorithm
  ☆61Updated last year
• crmne / cookiecutter-modern-datascience
  Start a data science project with modern tools
  ☆202Updated 2 years ago
• skops-dev / skops
  skops is a Python library helping you share your scikit-learn based models and put them in production
  ☆500Updated this week
• ColtAllen / btyd
  Buy Till You Die and Customer Lifetime Value statistical models in Python.
  ☆117Updated last year
• tgoldenberg / kedro-mlflow-example
  ☆44Updated 2 years ago
• transferwise / wise-pizza
  A library to find and visualise the most interesting slices in multidimensional data
  ☆111Updated 7 months ago
• eugeneyan / papermill-mlflow
  🧪 Simple data science experimentation & tracking with jupyter, papermill, and mlflow.
  ☆183Updated last year
• linkedin / FastTreeSHAP
  Fast SHAP value computation for interpreting tree-based models
  ☆545Updated 2 years ago
• Sundar0989 / XuniVerse
  xverse (XuniVerse) is collection of transformers for feature engineering and feature selection
  ☆118Updated 2 years ago
• wwwjk366 / gower
  Python package for Gower distance
  ☆80Updated last year
• drivendataorg / nbautoexport
  Automatically export Jupyter notebooks to various file formats (.py, .html, and more) on save.
  ☆82Updated last month
• zelros / cinnamon
  CinnaMon is a Python library which offers a number of tools to detect, explain, and correct data drift in a machine learning system
  ☆77Updated 2 years ago
• eugeneyan / python-collab-template
  🛠 Python project template with unit tests, code coverage, linting, type checking, Makefile wrapper, and GitHub Actions.
  ☆149Updated last year
• ivanlen / pipreqsnb
  pipreqs with jupyter notebook support
  ☆70Updated 2 years ago
• atif-hassan / FRUFS
  An unsupervised feature selection technique using supervised algorithms such as XGBoost
  ☆90Updated last year
• feedzai / fairgbm
  Train Gradient Boosting models that are both high-performance *and* Fair!
  ☆105Updated 3 months ago
• artefactory / one-click-mlflow
  A tool to deploy a mostly serverless MLflow tracking server on a GCP project with one command
  ☆71Updated 5 months ago