Case Study
In a joint collaborative effort, LaPraim and the University of Houston worked together to build a robust public site. The focus of attention was to create a website that combines machine learning capabilities with an easy-to-use web application.
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The challenge was to integrate data-based and experimental results to create functional non-organic materials. The objective of LaPraim was to develop a dedicated UI/UX in order to integrate the newly developed machine learning code into a web application.
The Solution
Throughout the development of the project, the project heads utilized Flask, Python, scikit-learn, and Matplotlib. The use of Matplotlib, however, was predominant to opt for smooth charting functionality. Conversely, scikit-learn became crucial for the project to input machine learning data into the charts.
Moreover, Flask, the web framework, served as a framework for Python. Since it is a micro-framework, there was no need to use additional tools. Of course, the project developers used CSS, HTML, and JavaScript to ensure the developed web pages are interactive and presentable. The project heads also used a modern hosting solution like AWS rather than a traditional web hosting service. It made user understandability and maintenance easier.
The Results
MatLearn essentially helps you predict the formation of energy. It’s the integrated machine learning feature that makes it possible to make compositions of diagrams and take play around with synthetic chemistry.
When it comes to compositional space, MatLearn is an ideal machine learning and visualization web-based model to explore a wide range of material properties. Ultimately, MatLearn guides SSS (solid-state-synthetic) to certain regions of a predicted diagram. It allows you to focus on stable compounds with ideal properties.
The mechanics of MatLearn revolve around a combination of ternary and binary systems on the home page. It allows you to establish the right composition range and then create predictions. One of the wonders of MatLearn is that it immediately creates a predicted ternary or binary diagram
The average MatLearn estimation of binary systems is represented through the plotted blue dot. The shaded gray indicates the accuracy of predictions. Similarly, the compounds of training data are represented as vertical lines. In retrospect, it is a straightforward process to create accurate predictions and analyze data effortlessly.
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