The repository to showcase the best framework for tabular data - the Awesome CatBoost
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updated Aug 22, 2026
Curated by Valeriy Manokhin, PhD, MBA, CQF.
Mastering CatBoost: The Hidden Gem of Tabular AI is the practical companion to this list. It follows CatBoost from ordered statistics and symmetric trees through tuning, uncertainty, ranking, feature engineering, interpretability, and deployment.
The Amazon links search by ISBN until the print listings are active. The Gumroad links are the maintained purchase pages.
This repository now includes a maintained companion layer for the book:
Start with the additional materials guide, then open the book listing index to jump directly into runnable examples.
CatBoost is a gradient-boosted decision-tree library with native support for categorical, text, and embedding features. Comparative studies are useful context, not universal guarantees: results depend on the dataset, protocol, feature representation, and compute budget. This repository collects the papers, tutorials, benchmarks, and production references needed to test those claims rather than repeat them.
The new additional materials guide maps the book's chapters to the public code, official CatBoost tutorials and documentation, primary research papers, uncertainty/ranking/interpretability resources, and production tools such as MLflow, DVC, Feast, and FastAPI. It is curated as a learning path rather than a claim that one model wins on every dataset.
Valeriy Manokhin, PhD, MBA, CQF curates this list and maintains the companion book and code repository.
40 commits
The repository to showcase the best framework for tabular data - the Awesome CatBoost
287
40 commits
updated Aug 22, 2026
Curated by Valeriy Manokhin, PhD, MBA, CQF.
Mastering CatBoost: The Hidden Gem of Tabular AI is the practical companion to this list. It follows CatBoost from ordered statistics and symmetric trees through tuning, uncertainty, ranking, feature engineering, interpretability, and deployment.
The Amazon links search by ISBN until the print listings are active. The Gumroad links are the maintained purchase pages.
This repository now includes a maintained companion layer for the book:
Start with the additional materials guide, then open the book listing index to jump directly into runnable examples.
CatBoost is a gradient-boosted decision-tree library with native support for categorical, text, and embedding features. Comparative studies are useful context, not universal guarantees: results depend on the dataset, protocol, feature representation, and compute budget. This repository collects the papers, tutorials, benchmarks, and production references needed to test those claims rather than repeat them.
The new additional materials guide maps the book's chapters to the public code, official CatBoost tutorials and documentation, primary research papers, uncertainty/ranking/interpretability resources, and production tools such as MLflow, DVC, Feast, and FastAPI. It is curated as a learning path rather than a claim that one model wins on every dataset.
Valeriy Manokhin, PhD, MBA, CQF curates this list and maintains the companion book and code repository.
40 commits