Simple machine learning with PostgreSQL
Train and deploy models to make online predictions using only SQL, with an open source extension for Postgres. Manage your projects and visualize datasets using the built in dashboard.
The dashboard makes it easy to compare different algorithms or hyperparameters across models and datasets.
See it in action — demo.postgresml.org
See the documentation for a complete list of functionality.
Whether you need a simple linear regression, or extreme gradient boosting, we've included support for all classification and regression algorithms in Scikit Learn and XGBoost with no extra configuration.
Models can be periodically retrained and automatically promoted to production depending on their key metric. Rollback capability is provided to ensure that you're always able to serve the highest quality predictions, along with historical logs of all deployments for long term study.
Predictions are served via a standard Postgres connection to ensure that your core apps can always access both your data and your models in real time. Pure SQL workfl 95D2 ows also enable batch predictions to cache results in native Postgres tables for lookup.
Run standard analysis on your datasets to detect outliers, bimodal distributions, feature correlation, and other common data visualizations on your datasets. Everything is cataloged in the dashboard for easy reference.
Use either grid or random searches with cross validation on your training set to discover the most important knobs to tweak on your favorite algorithm.
Vector operations make working with learned emebeddings a snap, for things like nearest neighbor searches or other similarity comparisons.
Since your data never leaves the database, you retain the speed, reliability and security you expect in your foundational stateful services. Leverage your existing infrastructure and expertise to deliver new capabilities.
We're building on the shoulders of giants. These machine learning libraries and Postgres have recieved extensive academic and industry use, and we'll continue their tradition to build with the community. Licensed under MIT.
- Clone this repo:
$ git clone git@github.com:postgresml/postgresml.git- Start dockerized services. PostgresML will run on port 5433, just in case you already have Postgres running:
$ cd postgresml && docker-compose up- Connect to PostgreSQL in the Docker container with PostgresML installed:
$ psql postgres://postgres@localhost:5433/pgml_development- Validate your installation:
pgml_development=# SELECT pgml.version();
version
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0.8.1
(1 row)See the documentation for a complete guide to working with PostgresML.