formulaML reference docs¶
This site is the reference manual for the ML.* custom functions in the
formulaML Excel add-in. Every function you can call
from a cell — ML.CLASSIFICATION.LOGISTIC, ML.FIT, ML.PREDICT,
ML.PIPELINE, and the rest — has its own page here listing its arguments,
its return type, and at least one working Excel example.
Where to start¶
- New to formulaML? Read Getting started to install the add-in and train your first model.
- Curious how a cell can hold a Python object? See the Object handles concept page.
- Building your first model? Read The FIT/PREDICT pattern — every classifier, regressor, and clusterer follows the same three-step workflow.
- Looking up a specific function? Jump straight to the Reference — namespaces are listed alphabetically.
Where things live¶
This is a docs site, not the marketing site. If you're looking for:
- Pricing, screenshots, the install button → formulaml.com
- Reference pages for every
ML.*function → you're in the right place - Source code → github.com/oskrgab/xlml (private)
How the reference pages stay in sync¶
Every reference page is generated from the Python source: function names, parameter descriptions, return types, and icons all come straight from the decorators on each function. Long-form prose and Excel examples come from Markdown sidecars that live next to the code. When a function changes, its reference page changes in the same pull request.