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django-machine-learning-user-interface 0.0.0.18
A package to help developers build front end user interfaces for machine learning models.
License: BSD License
Keywords: python django machine-learning user-interface

***This package is intended to help developers quickly build scalable and customisable front end user interfaces for machine learning models. You can start using this package by following these 5 easy steps:***


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***Step 1: Install and Setup***

  1.1. Open up a new working directory and create a virtual environment by running this command `python -m venv env` on the comand prompt.
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  1.2. Run `env\Scripts\activate` to activate the virtual environment.
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  1.3. Install the Django machine learning user interface package by running `pip install django-machine-learning-user-interface`.
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  1.4. Run `cd \env\Lib\site-packages\src` to find the package files.
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  1.5. Open up the files on a code editor e.g. VsCode.
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  1.6. Intall project requirments by running `pip install -r requirements.txt` on the comand prompt.
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***Step 2: Secrete Key***

  2.1. Genrate a secrete key. You can use get one here: https://djecrety.ir/.
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  2.2. Create a .env file in src and store you secrte key inside.
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  2.3. Make sure to label it `SECRET_KEY`.
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***Step 3: Inputs***

  3.1. Navigate to `src\input`.
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  3.2. Inside the input file create a folder and call it **model** then copy your pickle model file (e.g 'titanic.pkl') into this folder.
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  3.3. In the **forms.py** file populate the class **IndexForm** as specified in the code comments.
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  3.4. In the **params.py** file specify the name of the target variable (e.g. 'Passenger Status') and the name of the model (e.g 'titanic.pkl').
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***Step 4: Views***

  4.1. Navigate to `src\interface\views.py`.
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  4.2. Add the cleaned form data as specified (line 21).
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  4.3. List the x variables as specified (line 30).
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  4.4. If your model is a classification model, edit line 41 as specified.
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***Step 5: Generate the UserInterface***

  5.1. On the comand prompt run `python manage.py runserver`.
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  5.2. Go to local host on your browser(http://127.0.0.1:8000/) and you should see your application and be able to interact with your application.
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