NIAAML-INFER(1)

💖 NAME 💖

niaaml-infer — 🦾 the little bestie that takes your already-glowified NiaAML pipeline and uses it to make predictions. That's it. That's the whole job. And she eats every time. 👑

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

niaaml infer [OPTIONS] DATA_CSV_FILE

🌸 OPTIONS 🌸

🎀 POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS 🎀

• data_csv_file — this one's a PATH, okay? And not just any PATH: the notes say [default: None] and [required], which means there is no default and you literally have to hand her a file. No file, no vibes. It's giving "you must provide this or nothing happens." 💅

🦋 OPTIONAL ARGUMENTS 🦋

• --has-header, --no-has-header — the header vibe check. The default here is has-header, so if you say nothing at all, she's assuming your data's first row is a header. Use --no-has-header if your CSV is out here raw and headerless. 🙈
• --ignore-columns — takes an INTEGER. Yep. An integer. That's what the page says, bestie, I'm not gonna make up more than that. 😭
• --pipeline-file — a PATH, and it defaults to pipeline.ppln. So if you've got your optimized pipeline sitting right there with that exact name, you can just... not type this option. Lowkey iconic of her. 🧚
• --predictions-csv-file — also a PATH, and it defaults to preds.csv. That's where the predictions are going. Change it if you want them somewhere else. ⭐
• -h, --help — shows a help message and then exits. Classic. Respect. 🫶

💜 SEE ALSO 💜

• niaaml(1)
• niaaml-optimize(1)

So yeah — that's niaaml-infer, from the User Commands corner of the manual, dated September 2024, and living under the NIAAML-INFER(1) name in the header like the main character she is. Go make some predictions, bestie. Slay. 💖✨