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Giskard creates interfaces for humans to inspect & test AI models. It is open-source and self-hosted.
Giskard lets you instantly see your model's prediction for a given set of feature values. You can set the values directly in Giskard and see the prediction change.
Saw anything strange? Leave a feedback directly within Giskard, so that your team can explore the query that generated the faulty result. Designed for both tech and business users, Giskard is super intuitive to use! π
And of course, Giskard works with any model, any environment and integrates seamlessly with your favorite tools
- instantly see the model's prediction for a given set of feature values
- change the values directly in Giskard and see the prediction change
- works with any type of models, datasets and environments
- leave notes and tag teammates directly within the Giskard interface
- use discussion threads to have all information centralized for easier follow-up and decision making
- enjoy Giskard's super-intuitive design, made with both tech and business users in mind
- turn the collected feedback into executable tests for safe deployment. Giskard provides presets of tests so that you design and execute your tests in no time
- receive actionable alerts on AI model bugs in production
- protect your ML models against the risk of regressions, drift and bias
- Explore your ML model: Easily upload any Python model: PyTorch, TensorFlow, π€ Transformers, Scikit-learn, etc. Play with the model to test its performance.
- Discuss and analyze feedback: Enter feedback directly within Giskard and discuss it with your team.
- Turn feedback into tests: Use Giskard test presets to design and execute your tests in no time.
Giskard lets you automate tests in any of the categories below:
Metamorphic testing
Test if your model outputs behave as expected before and after input perturbationStatistical testing
Test if your model output respects some business rulesPerformance testing
Test if your model performance is sufficiently high within some particular data slicesData drift testing
Test if your features don't drift between the reference and actual datasetPrediction drift testing
Test the absence of concept drift inside your modelPlay with Giskard before installing! Click the image below to start the demo:
Are you a developer? Check our developer's readme
Requirements: git
, docker
and docker-compose
git clone https://github.com/Giskard-AI/giskard.git
cd giskard
docker-compose up -d
That's it. Access at http://localhost:19000 with login/password: admin/admin.
Follow our handy guides to get started on the basics as quickly as possible:
We welcome contributions from the Machine Learning community!
Read this guide to get started.
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