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Analysis should produce summary and visualization as file #57

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albalu opened this issue Aug 3, 2018 · 3 comments
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Analysis should produce summary and visualization as file #57

albalu opened this issue Aug 3, 2018 · 3 comments

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albalu commented Aug 3, 2018

I like to look at some (preferably csv) file at the end that summarizes the results. It could be even excel file with different sheets such as featurize profile/summary, preprocess profile/summary and machine learning profile/summary. Then I will know for example at the end 100 cross-correlated features were removed in preprocess and such as such algorithms were tried and these are their scores and these features turn out to be the most important.

  • Note that all of this info is already available via logger but it looks messy so we need a to_file method or something organizing this results. I prefer csv since it is friendlier than JSON in my opinion.
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ardunn commented Sep 15, 2018

@albalu which class would this go in? Analysis?

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albalu commented Sep 15, 2018

hard to tell because maybe someone won't call analysis but still interested in tpot results, we can define a to_file method for each class.

@ardunn ardunn changed the title organize the results and write to file Analysis should produce file summary Oct 2, 2018
@ardunn ardunn changed the title Analysis should produce file summary Analysis should produce summary and visualization as file Oct 2, 2018
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ardunn commented Oct 2, 2018

@albalu Might be nice if it output HTML, since HTML could present graphs and analytics in a nicely put together page (also we could leverage PlotlyFig to do this).

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