Add performance metrics - #132
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Summary
Implemented the performance metrics functionality for the data quality project.
Changes Made
.gitignoreto avoid committing unnecessary files.Testing & Known Issues
The existing test suite was run using
python -m pytest -x -q. The tests were able to start and execute, but the complete suite could not be made to pass due to compatibility issues with the project's older dependency stack.The project relies on older versions of packages such as NumPy, Pandas, Pydantic, scikit-learn, Statsmodels, and dython. Setting up these dependencies on the current macOS/Python environment resulted in several issues, including older NumPy versions attempting to build from source, missing/incompatible build dependencies, dependency conflicts, outdated Pydantic APIs, and module/import compatibility problems.
Because this is an older project, fully resolving these issues would require recreating its original compatible Python and dependency environment rather than continuing to modify the project code to accommodate the current environment.
Therefore, the performance metrics implementation has been committed, but the work is currently incomplete from a full test-validation perspective. Complete test compatibility and environment setup will need to be addressed separately using the appropriate legacy environment.
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