Quickstart (Local)
A quick start guide for Featureform localmode. This is not meant for production, but rather for local experimentation or to test our the Featureform API.
- Python 3.7+
Install the Featureform SDK via Pip.
pip install featureform
For this quickstart, we'll use a fraudulent transaction dataset that can be found here: https://featureform-demo-files.s3.amazonaws.com/transactions.csv
The data contains 9 columns, almost all of would require some feature engineering before using in a typical model.
TransactionID,CustomerID,CustomerDOB,CustLocation,CustAccountBalance,TransactionAmount (INR),Timestamp,IsFraud
T1,C5841053,10/1/94,JAMSHEDPUR,17819.05,25,2022-04-09 11:33:09,False
T2,C2142763,4/4/57,JHAJJAR,2270.69,27999,2022-03-27 01:04:21,False
T3,C4417068,26/11/96,MUMBAI,17874.44,459,2022-04-07 00:48:14,False
T4,C5342380,14/9/73,MUMBAI,866503.21,2060,2022-04-14 07:56:59,True
T5,C9031234,24/3/88,NAVI MUMBAI,6714.43,1762.5,2022-04-13 07:39:19,False
T6,C1536588,8/10/72,ITANAGAR,53609.2,676,2022-03-26 17:02:51,True
T7,C7126560,26/1/92,MUMBAI,973.46,566,2022-03-29 08:00:09,True
T8,C1220223,27/1/82,MUMBAI,95075.54,148,2022-04-12 07:01:02,True
T9,C8536061,19/4/88,GURGAON,14906.96,833,2022-04-10 20:43:10,True
We can write a config file in Python that registers our test data file.
definitions.py
import featureform as ff
ff.register_user("featureformer").make_default_owner()
local = ff.register_local()
transactions = local.register_file(
name="transactions",
variant="quickstart",
description="A dataset of fraudulent transactions",
path="transactions.csv"
)
Next, we'll define a Dataframe transformation on our dataset.
definitions.py
@local.df_transformation(variant="quickstart",
inputs=[("transactions", "quickstart")])
def average_user_transaction(transactions):
"""the average transaction amount for a user """
return transactions.groupby("CustomerID")["TransactionAmount"].mean()
Next, we'll register a passenger entity to associate with a feature and label.
definitions.py
user = ff.register_entity("user")
# Register a column from our transformation as a feature
average_user_transaction.register_resources(
entity=user,
entity_column="CustomerID",
inference_store=local,
features=[
{"name": "avg_transactions", "variant": "quickstart", "column": "TransactionAmount", "type": "float32"},
],
)
# Register label from our base Transactions table
transactions.register_resources(
entity=user,
entity_column="CustomerID",
labels=[
{"name": "fraudulent", "variant": "quickstart", "column": "IsFraud", "type": "bool"},
],
)
Finally, we'll join together the feature and label intro a training set.
definitions.py
ff.register_training_set(
"fraud_training", "quickstart",
label=("fraudulent", "quickstart"),
features=[("avg_transactions", "quickstart")],
)
Now that our definitions are complete, we can apply it to our Featureform instance.
featureform apply definitions.py --local
Once we have our training set and features registered, we can train our model.
import featureform as ff
client = ff.ServingClient(local=True)
dataset = client.training_set("fraud_training", "quickstart")
training_dataset = dataset.repeat(10).shuffle(1000).batch(8)
for feature_batch in training_dataset:
# Train model
We can serve features in production once we deploy our trained model as well.
import featureform as ff
client = ff.ServingClient(local=True)
fpf = client.features([("avg_transactions", "quickstart")], {"user": "C1410926"})
# Run features through model
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