MLDLNL is a tensorflow based high level API. It facilitates creating machine learning models(for now).

-Python
     -Numpy
     -Tensorflow 1.x.x

You can run the module including into working directory. You can also install it into python3. After the installation, you can run the module without including into working directory.

1. Open the terminal. After that
2. git clone https://github.com/alihakimtaskiran/mldlnl.git
3. cd "mldlnl"
4. sudo cp mldlnl.py /usr/lib/python[version]
5. If you haven't installed numpy, install the numpy with pip3 install numpy
6. If you haven't installed tensorflow 1.x, install the tensorflow 1.x with pip3 install tensorflow==1.15.0

Finally, you can use the module in python3 just one lines of code:import mldlnl

mldlnl---|
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         |---LinReg()--|
         |             |--fit(x,y,lr=0.1,iter_no=80000,loss_fun="L2",lang="en")
         |             |--get_variables()
         |             |--calc(x)
         |             |--save(file_name)
         |             |--restore(file_name)
         |             |--restore_manually(weight,bias)
         |
         |
         |---MultiLinReg(n_of_params)--|
         |                             |--fit(x,y,lr=0.05,iter_no=70000,loss_fun="L2",lang="en")
         |                             |--get_variables()
         |                             |--calc(x)
         |                             |--save(file_name)
         |                             |--restore(file_name)                                   
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         |
         |---Perceptron(neurons=[1,1,1],activation_fun="tanh")--|
         |                                                      |--fit(x,y,epochs=5,batch_size=200,lr=0.01,keep_prob=1.)
         |                                                      |--calc(x,argmax=False)
         |                                                      |--save(file)
         |                                                      |--restore(file)
         |                                                      |--test(x,y)
         |                                                      |--properties()
         |
         |
         |---tools--|
         |          |--split_batch(x,batch_size)
         |
         |
         |---ExpReg()--|
         |             |--fit(x,y,lr=0.01,iter_no=50000)
         |             |--calc(x)
         |             |--get_variables()
         |             |--save(n_of_file)
         |             |--restore(n_of_file)
         |
         |---CExpReg()--|
                        |--fit(x,y,lr=0.01,iter_no=50000)
                        |--calc(x)
                        |--get_variables()
                        |--save(n_of_file)
                        |--restore(n_of_file)

• LinReg:

  type:objectLinear Regression object. Use this object to create linear regression models.

  fit(x,y,lr=0.1,iter_no=80000,loss_fun="L2",lang="en")

  type:method fit() optimizes model with specic loss function. It uses tf.train.AdamOptimizer to find optimum weight and bias.x is input,y is output. lr islearning rate, it's default 0.1.iter_no is number of train step.loss_fun is a string represents loss function.It's default L2, you can also use L1 with "L1".

  get_variables() 

  type:method The function exports variables and returns a tupleweight,bias)

  calc(x) 

  type:method

  Computes the output value with spesific input.

  save(file_n) 

  type:method

  Exports and saves parametrs into a file.file_n is a string takes name of file. Don't add directory into the string.

  restore(file_n) 

  type:method

  Imports and restores parameters from file.file_n is a string takes name of file. Don't add directory into the string.

  restore_manually(W,B) 

  type:method

  This function utilizes restore parameters manually. You can initialize variables by this function.




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• MultiLinReg(n_of_params)

  Multi Linear Regression object. Use this object to create multi linear regression models.

type:object

n_of_params is number of parameters.

fit(x,y,lr=0.1,iter_no=80000,loss_fun="L2",lang="en")

type:method fit() optimizes model with specific loss function. It uses tf.train.AdamOptimizer to find optimum weight and bias.x is input,y is output. lr is learning rate, it's default 0.1.iter_no is number of train step.loss_fun is a string represents loss function.It's default L2, you can also use L1 with "L1".

get_variables() 

type:method The function exports variables and returns a tupleweight,bias)

calc(x) 

type:method

Computes the output value with spesific input.

save(file_n) 

type:method

Exports and saves parametrs into a file.file_n is a string takes name of file. Don't add directory into the string.

restore(file_n) 

type:method

Imports and restores parameters from file.file_n is a string takes name of file. Don't add directory into the string.




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• Perceptron(neurons=[1,1,1],activation_fun="tanh")

  Perceptron object utilizes creating multi layer perceptrons with specific activation function

type:object

neurons is a list(like [784,256,128,10]) to represent number of neuron per layer. The list should have at least 3 elements.activation_fun is specific activation function for perceptron.tanh,ReLU and sigmoid are supported activation functions. Activation function of last layer is softmax independed from specific activation function.

• fit(x,y,epochs=5,batch_size=200,lr=0.01,keep_prob=1.) 

type:method fit() utilizes train perceptron. It uses AdamOptimizer to optimize model.x is input data and y is output data to train perceptron. You don't need to split into batchs the data. Percepton object has internal batch splitting system.epochs is training epochs.batch_size is default set into 200.lr is default set into 0.01.keep_prob is probibilty of retained neurons after dropout

• calc(x,argmax=False) 

type: method This function feed forwards an input value. You can compute the output of perceptron.x is input. argmax is a boolean. If it's True, the function returns index of maximum value of percpetron's output. If it's False, function returns output of perceptron.

• save(file) 

type:method It exports parameters of perceptrons into a filefile is name of the file.

• restore(file) 

type:method It imports parameters of perceptron from file. file is name of the file.

• test(x,y) 

type:method Computes cross entropy loss and accuracy of spesific data. x is input and y is true output. Function returns loss,accuracy

• properties() 

type:method Shows number of neurons in each layer and activation function. Function returns a tuple (neurons, activation function)





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• tools()

  This class contains usefull tools for data science.

type:class

• split_batch(x,batch_size) 

type:method This function facilates spliting dataset into batchs.x is input data, batch_size is size of batch, it's an integer.

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ExpReg()

ExpReg object utilizes creating exponential regression model. It's ideal for pandemic analysis. Number of infected poeple growth exponentially.



• type:class
• fit(x,y,lr=0.01,iter_no=50000)

  type:method

  It optimizes the model with dataset. x is dataset's x values and y is y values of dataset.lr is learning rate set as 0.01. iter_no is training steps for optimizer.

• calc(x) 

  type:method

  Computes the output value with spesific input.

• get_variables() 

type:method The function exports variables and returns a tupleweight,bias)

• save(n_of_file) 

type:method

Exports and saves parametrs into a file.n_of_file is a string takes name of file. Don't add directory into the string.

• restore(n_of_file) 

type:method

Imports and restores parameters from file.n_of_file is a string takes name of file. Don't add directory into the string.




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CExpReg()

CExpReg object utilizes creating exponential regression model. It's a bit complex than exponential regression. It has more variables than ExpReg. It's ideal for pandemic analysis more than ExpReg.



• type:class
• fit(x,y,lr=0.01,iter_no=50000)

  type:method

  It optimizes the model with dataset. x is dataset's x values and y is y values of dataset.lr is learning rate set as 0.01. iter_no is training steps for optimizer.

• calc(x) 

  type:method

  Computes the output value with spesific input.

• get_variables() 

type:method The function exports variables and returns a tupleweight,bias)

• save(n_of_file) 

type:method

Exports and saves parametrs into a file.n_of_file is a string takes name of file. Don't add directory into the string.

• restore(n_of_file) 

type:method

Imports and restores parameters from file.n_of_file is a string takes name of file. Don't add directory into the string.