Rlsmagic

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What it is

rlsmagic is a compact Python library that estimates Remaining Useful Life (RUL) of equipment using simple, interpretable regression and survival-style models. It focuses on run-to-failure datasets (e.g., turbofan engines, bearings) and provides utilities for preprocessing, feature engineering, model training, and evaluation tailored to prognostics.

Key features

• Data loaders and helpers for common prognostics datasets (run-to-failure format).
• Windowing and sequence feature extraction.
• Baseline models: linear regression, random forest, gradient boosting; survival/regression hybrids.
• Standard RUL metrics (RMSE, mean absolute error) and specialized metrics for prognostics (timeliness, scoring functions).
• Easy experiment loop: preprocess → features → train → evaluate → visualize.

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Here are the three features that actually feel like magic: Data loaders and helpers for common prognostics datasets

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What it would do:

• Step-by-step action replay with overlays of Q-values, action probabilities, and state features.
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