Open-source tabular model validation toolkit TanML needs feedback [D]
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We’re developing TanML, an MIT-licensed automated model-validation toolkit for tabular machine-learning models.
TanML runs locally and provides an end-to-end workflow covering data profiling, preprocessing, feature-power ranking, model development, evaluation, drift analysis, stress testing, SHAP explainability, and audit-ready Word reports.
It is designed particularly for model-risk workflows in banking, credit risk, insurance, and other regulated environments.
We would appreciate critical feedback from model developers and validators:
- Which capabilities would be useful in your existing workflow?
- What important validation tests are missing?
- Are the generated reports suitable for independent review?
- What would prevent your team from adopting a toolkit like this?
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