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- gafime-0.2.0/LICENSE +201 -0
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- gafime-0.2.0/PKG-INFO +132 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/README.md +99 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/examples/feature_engineering_demo.py +248 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/__init__.py +14 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/__main__.py +4 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/_dummy.c +11 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/backends/__init__.py +99 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/backends/base.py +89 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/backends/core_backend.py +66 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/backends/fused_kernel.py +946 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/backends/native_cuda_backend.py +273 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/backends/native_metal_backend.py +340 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/cli.py +19 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/config.py +31 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/engine.py +171 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/io.py +381 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/metrics/__init__.py +3 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/metrics/base.py +43 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/metrics/cpu_metrics.py +66 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/optimizer/__init__.py +42 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/optimizer/adaptive.py +336 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/optimizer/ensemble_search.py +909 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/optimizer/orchestrator.py +285 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/planning/__init__.py +3 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/planning/combinations.py +91 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/preprocessors/__init__.py +15 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/preprocessors/time_series.py +364 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/reporting/__init__.py +9 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/reporting/report.py +57 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/sklearn.py +110 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/tutorial.py +158 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/utils/__init__.py +4 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/utils/arrays.py +48 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/utils/safety.py +31 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/validation/__init__.py +4 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/validation/permutation.py +60 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime/validation/stability.py +50 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime.egg-info/PKG-INFO +132 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +49 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime.egg-info/entry_points.txt +2 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime.egg-info/requires.txt +9 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/gafime.egg-info/top_level.txt +6 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/pyproject.toml +56 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/setup.cfg +4 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/setup.py +303 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/tests/test_distribution.py +48 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/tests/test_perpair_interactions.py +128 -0
- gafime-0.2.0/tests/test_sklearn.py +67 -0
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Summary: GPU Accelerated Feature Interaction Mining Engine
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# GAFIME: GPU-Accelerated Feature Interaction Mining Engine 🚀
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GAFIME is a high-performance computing engine engineered to eliminate the biggest bottleneck in modern machine learning workflows: **Feature Interaction Discovery.**
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While most data science tools prioritize ease-of-use over execution efficiency, GAFIME treats feature engineering as a low-level systems problem. By combining C++ optimization, Rust memory-safety pipelines, and cross-platform native bindings (CUDA/Metal), GAFIME bridges the gap between high-level data science and the raw power of modern hardware architectures.
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best = {"name": None, "val_r": 0}
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print("-" * 70)
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all_results = []
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start_time = time.perf_counter()
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quick_ops = [UnaryOp.IDENTITY, UnaryOp.LOG, UnaryOp.SQRT]
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for i, j in combinations(range(min(n_features, 6)), 2): # First 6 features
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for op1 in quick_ops:
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for op2 in quick_ops:
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stats = bucket.compute([i, j], [op1, op2], InteractionType.MULT, 0)
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_, val_r = compute_pearson_from_stats(stats)
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n_total += 1
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op1_name = {0: "", 1: "log_", 3: "sqrt_"}[op1]
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op2_name = {0: "", 1: "log_", 3: "sqrt_"}[op2]
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name = f"{op1_name}f{i} * {op2_name}f{j}"
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all_results.append((name, abs(val_r)))
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elapsed = time.perf_counter() - start_time
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all_results.sort(key=lambda x: x[1], reverse=True)
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print(f"\nSearched {n_total} combinations in {elapsed*1000:.1f}ms")
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print(f"Speed: {n_total/elapsed:.0f} combinations/sec")
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print("\nTop 10 discovered features:")
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for i, (name, r) in enumerate(all_results[:10], 1):
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print(f" {i:2}. {name}: val_r={r:.4f}")
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+
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+
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del bucket
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# =========================================================================
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+
# SUMMARY
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+
# =========================================================================
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217
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+
print("\n" + "=" * 70)
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+
print("SUMMARY: GAFIME Feature Engineering Benefits")
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+
print("=" * 70)
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+
print("""
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1. COMFORT: Simple Python API with StaticBucket class
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- Upload data once, explore millions of combinations
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- No manual feature engineering code
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+
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225
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+
2. SPEED: GPU-accelerated search
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- Thousands of combinations per second
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227
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- On-chip reduction (no memory bottleneck)
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228
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+
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229
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+
3. AUTOMATION: Systematic exploration
|
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230
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+
- All operator combinations (log, sqrt, exp, etc.)
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231
|
+
- All interaction types (multiply, add, divide, etc.)
|
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232
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+
- Cross-validation built-in
|
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233
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+
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234
|
+
4. SIGNAL DETECTION: Automatic discovery
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235
|
+
- Found f0 * f1 (our planted signal) at top
|
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236
|
+
- Found log(f2) + f3 (our log-additive signal)
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237
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+
- Filters noise features automatically
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238
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+
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239
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+
5. REAL DEAL: What GAFIME provides
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240
|
+
- No manual feature brainstorming
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241
|
+
- Data-driven feature discovery
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|
242
|
+
- Validation-aware (no overfitting)
|
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243
|
+
- GPU performance for large searches
|
|
244
|
+
""")
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245
|
+
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|
+
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|
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|
+
if __name__ == "__main__":
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run_automated_feature_search()
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