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PySDMs

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from PySDMs import PySDMs


Example 1: "EcoRisk Forecasts - California" for DAT/Artathon 2021


Descriptive Stats for Climatic Change between 1985 to 2070 at Species Presences:

Bioclimatic Variable Coast redwood % Change Giant sequoia % Change Joshua tree % Change
Temperature Annual Mean +22% +47% +24%
Temperature Annual Range +5% +4% +2%
Precipitation Driest Month -1% -2% -7%
  • SSP 370 CMIP6 models for the IPCC6 report.
  • Bioclimatic Features from WorldClim2
  • Species presences from GBIF and carefully cleaned

Example 2: Probablistic near-current interpolation

  • Blending methods boosted model performances to ~ two-zero false negatives per species.
Coast redwood SDM geo-classification (Sequoia sempervirens) Standard deviations from multiple seeds/samples.
Giant sequioa SDM geo-classification (Sequoiadendron giganteum) Standard deviations from multiple seeds/samples.
Joshua tree SDM geo-classification (Yucca brevifolia) Standard deviations from multiple seeds/samples.

Bio

An object-oriented Python class for semi-auto ML geo-classification (running on PyCaret). Compares gradient boosted tree algorithms by default, with options to include soft voters and NNs. Designed for Species Distribution Modeling applications.

Package Layout

  • PySDMs/ - the library code itself
  • LICENSE - the MIT license, which applies to this package
  • README.md - the README file, which you are now reading
  • requirements.txt - prerequisites to install this package, used by pip
  • setup.py - installer script
  • tests/ - unit tests

Functions

self.fit(): Model training with PyCaret, considering tree-based methods, neural nets, and best-subset-selection soft voting blends. Requires a data-frame with a classification target and numerical explanatory features. Returns the voter with the best validation metric performance (default metric=F1).

self.interpolate(): Geo-classification function for model interpolation to raster feature surfaces. Saves to file both probabilistic and binary distribution predictions.

self.validation_performance(): Metric scores and AUC visuals on the test set.