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Results for “feature engineering”

12 tools in the directory · Updated

“feature engineering”Open sourceUpdated: last 7 daysShowing 12 tools
  • llamafileby Mozilla.aiRun local language models from portable executable filesFree
  • Arango AutoGraphby ArangoBuilds a knowledge graph from enterprise documents and serves retrieval for AI agentsUnknown
  • TensorFlow.jsby GoogleJavaScript library for running, retraining and building machine learning models in the browser or Node.jsFree
  • Tribuoby OracleJava machine learning library for classification, regression and clusteringFree
  • MLflowby MLflowOpen-source platform for tracing, evaluating, and managing AI applications and machine-learning models.Free
  • InterpretMLby MicrosoftOpen-source Python toolkit for training interpretable models and explaining black-box onesFree
  • RubyLLMby RubyLLMBuild model-powered applications and agents in RubyFree
  • AutoGenby MicrosoftArchived open-source Python and .NET framework for multi-agent AI applicationsFree
  • NVIDIA Dynamoby NVIDIAOpen-source framework for serving LLMs across multi-GPU, multi-node clustersFree
  • MegEngineby MEGVIITrain and deploy deep-learning models with one frameworkFree
  • LangChainby LangChainOpen source framework for building agents that work with many models and toolsFree
  • Chromaby ChromaOpen-source search infrastructure for AI apps, with the managed Cloud service being wound downFreemium

That’s all 12 tools.

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