Use case · Classification

Autonomous AI classification — binary, multi-class, multi-label.

Drop a labeled dataset, get a deployed classifier. OctOpus detects the task shape, picks the model family — tabular GBM, deep tabular, or NLP transformer — handles imbalance, calibrates probabilities, and exposes a prediction API.

TL;DR. Classification is the workhorse shape. OctOpus's strength here is automatic task-shape detection (binary / multi-class / multi-label / NLP), automatic imbalance handling, automatic threshold tuning on the holdout, and calibrated probabilities — all without you specifying any of it.

What OctOpus classifies well

Models the agent rotates through

Data shapeTier 1 baselineTier 2-3 escalationTier 4 foundation
Tabular (small, n < 500)Ridge / ElasticNetCatBoostTabPFN zero-shot
Tabular (mid, 500-10k)CatBoost / LightGBMXGBoost + Optuna · TabPFNTabPFN
Tabular (large, 10k+)LightGBMXGBoost + Optuna · TabNet · FT-Transformer
Text / NLPTF-IDF + LogRegLinear SVM · Gradient boost over embeddingsHuggingFace transformer fine-tune
Image (Enterprise)ResNet18 fine-tuneEfficientNet · ViT

How OctOpus handles the things classifiers usually break on

What you get back

Build a classifier free → See benchmarks vs H2O.ai