The OpenML AutoML Benchmark provides a framework for evaluating and comparing open-source AutoML systems.
The system is extensible because you can add your own
AutoML frameworks and datasets. For a thorough explanation of the benchmark, and evaluation of results,
you can read our paper.
Automatic Machine Learning (AutoML) systems automatically build machine learning pipelines or neural architectures in a data-driven, objective, and automatic way. They automate a lot of drudge work in designing machine learning systems, so that better systems can be developed, faster. However, AutoML research is also slowed down by two factors:
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We currently lack standardized, easily-accessible benchmarking suites of tasks (datasets) that are curated to reflect important problem domains, practical to use, and sufficiently challenging to support a rigorous analysis of performance results.
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Subtle differences in the problem definition, such as the design of the hyperparameter search space or the way time budgets are defined, can drastically alter a task’s difficulty. This issue makes it difficult to reproduce published research and compare results from different papers.
This toolkit aims to address these problems by setting up standardized environments for in-depth experimentation with a wide range of AutoML systems.
Website: https://openml.github.io/automlbenchmark/index.html
Documentation: https://openml.github.io/automlbenchmark/docs/index.html
Installation: https://openml.github.io/automlbenchmark/docs/getting_started/
- Curated suites of benchmarking datasets from OpenML (regression, classification).
- Includes code to benchmark a number of popular AutoML systems on regression and classification tasks.
- New AutoML systems can be added
- Experiments can be run in Docker or Singularity containers
- Execute experiments locally or on AWS
