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Niels from engineering here to tell you about the 0.8.0 release!
Installing / upgrading
You can get this latest version by using pip:
pip install -U nannyml
Or conda:
conda install -c conda-forge nannyml
What's new?
More univariate drift methods!
Our data science and research teams have been investigating and benchmarking methods for detecting univariate data drift.
Two methods made the cut and are now available in the library: the Wasserstein distance and the L-Infinity distance.
You can find out more about them in the univariate drift methods documentation.
You can use them with the UnivariateDriftCalculator as follows:
Given that we've not heard any outcry against introducing usage logging after our announcement blog, we've decided to move its launch forward to better match our marketing activities.
You can find out all you want to know about the why, what, how and how to disable usage logging on the usage logging documentation page.
What's changed?
Some additions and fixes to the documentation
An update of mypy led to some new issues to resolve
What's next?
We have some exciting, foundational updates coming very, very soon. Stay tuned!
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Hi all,
Niels from engineering here to tell you about the 0.8.0 release!
Installing / upgrading
You can get this latest version by using pip:
pip install -U nannyml
Or conda:
conda install -c conda-forge nannyml
What's new?
More univariate drift methods!
Our data science and research teams have been investigating and benchmarking methods for detecting univariate data drift.
Two methods made the cut and are now available in the library: the
Wasserstein distance
and theL-Infinity distance
.You can find out more about them in the univariate drift methods documentation.
You can use them with the
UnivariateDriftCalculator
as follows:Usage logging
Given that we've not heard any outcry against introducing usage logging after our announcement blog, we've decided to move its launch forward to better match our marketing activities.
You can find out all you want to know about the why, what, how and how to disable usage logging on the usage logging documentation page.
What's changed?
mypy
led to some new issues to resolveWhat's next?
We have some exciting, foundational updates coming very, very soon. Stay tuned!
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