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# Welcome aboard!

## guap, you said?

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**guap** is an open-source python package that helps data teams to get ML evaluation metrics everyone can agree on by converting your model output to business outcomes, a.k.a. profits.

We truly believe that **linking business to data science is the more critical aspect to achieve success in AI/ML.** So our mission is to align all stakeholders with measurable business outcomes and the trustworthiness of results by including the three core teams — business, data science, and IT — throughout the ML lifecycle. With a product, a data scientist AND an executive will love to use it.

* Make collaboration healthier and clearer between tech and non-tech people
* Make better decisions at every stage of the ML project lifecycle

And it starts with a simple way to estimate the expected profit/cost of a model based on its confusion matrix.

Convinced? Hit the next page to learn how to get started. Hurry up, money don't sleep 🤓

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[Getting started](/guap-docs/getting-started/install-guap.md)
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