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SMARTFEAT: Efficient Feature Construction through Feature-Level Foundation Model Interactions

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arxiv 2309.07856 v3 pith:ELPDYRTV submitted 2023-09-14 cs.DB

SMARTFEAT: Efficient Feature Construction through Feature-Level Foundation Model Interactions

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Before applying data analytics or machine learning to a data set, a vital step is usually the construction of an informative set of features from the data. In this paper, we present SMARTFEAT, an efficient automated feature engineering tool to assist data users, even non-experts, in constructing useful features. Leveraging the power of Foundation Models (FMs), our approach enables the creation of new features from the data, based on contextual information and open-world knowledge. Our method incorporates an intelligent operator selector that discerns a subset of operators, effectively avoiding exhaustive combinations of original features, as is typically observed in traditional automated feature engineering tools. Moreover, we address the limitations of performing data tasks through row-level interactions with FMs, which could lead to significant delays and costs due to excessive API calls. We introduce a function generator that facilitates the acquisition of efficient data transformations, such as dataframe built-in methods or lambda functions, ensuring the applicability of SMARTFEAT to generate new features for large datasets. Code repo with prompt details and datasets: (https://github.com/niceIrene/SMARTFEAT).

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