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MLR-X MLR-X 1.0. — Scalable multiple linear regression

Cross-platform desktop and CLI tool to fit and diagnose multiple linear regression models on low- and high-dimensional data, with integrated validation and export-ready reports. Also available on PyPI.

MLR-X interface preview

Why choose MLR-X?

Portable binaries and Python packaged

Self-contained binaries for Linux, macOS, and Windows 10/11, plus a PyPI package (pip install mlr-x) for native Python environments.

GUI and CLI modes

GUI-only builds for quick exploration and GUI+CLI variants that keep the console open to run the full pipeline.

Work with high-dimensional data

Dimensionality reduction and variable selection pre-steps are not required thanks to a heuristic method (EPR-S).

Reproducibility and control

Reproducible EPR-S heuristic and exhaustive all-subsets search with multicollinearity control and significance-level constraints.

Robust validation and workflow

Robust internal and external validation, diagnostics, visualization, and summary exports synchronized across tabs.

Prediction block

AD-based interpolation/extrapolation flags, training-testing-prediction space visualization, and multi-model prediction in one block.

Install via PyPI

Install MLR-X directly from the Python Package Index (PyPI) for seamless integration into Python workflows.

pip install mlr-x

View on PyPI

Official portable binaries

Ready-to-use standalone executables for desktop usage; no Python installation required.

MLR-X for Linux (GUI + CLI)

Single Ubuntu 20.04+ binary that launches the GUI by default and supports CLI runs.

Linux (GUI + CLI)

MLR-X for macOS

Arm64 app bundles; choose GUI-only or the GUI+CLI build that opens a terminal.

MLR-X for Windows

Portable executables for GUI-only use or combined GUI+CLI workflows.

Project resources

Documentation

Read the MLR-X 1.0 user guide and configuration examples.

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Report issues

Open a GitHub issue to request enhancements or report bugs.

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How to cite

If you use this software, please cite:

Alcázar, Jackson J. (2026). "MLR-X 1.0 software. Available at: https://jacksonalcazar.github.io/MLR-X/".