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iface1 = gr.Interface(
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fn=app_info, inputs=None, outputs=['text'], title="General-Infomation",
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description='''
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This app, powered by the IEQ-BERT model (
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temperature, and acoustics within a building, as well as the overall comfort and well-being of its occupants. It encompasses various
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factors that can impact the health, productivity, and satisfaction of people who spend time indoors, such as office workers, students,
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patients, and residents. This app assigns five labels to any given text
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the following:
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- Acoustic
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- Indoor air quality (IAQ)
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- No IEQ (label assigned when no IEQ is
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- Thermal
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- Visual
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Because IEQ-BERT is capable of assigning one or more labels to a text, it is possible that the returned prediction like
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(Acoustic_No IEQ) or (NO IEQ_Thermal). These multiple predictions that include "No IEQ" may suggest lack of contextual
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clarity in the text and need manual review to
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This app has two analysis modules summarised below:
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- Single-Text-Prediction - Analyses text pasted in a text box and
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- Multi-Text-Prediction - Analyses multiple rows of texts in an uploaded CSV or Excell file and returns a downloadable CSV file with IEQ prediction for each row of text.
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This app runs on a free server and may therefore not be suitable for analysing large CSV files.
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If you need assistance with analysing large CSV,
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<h3>Contact</h3>
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<p>We would be happy to receive your feedback regarding this app. If you would also like to collaborate with us to explore some use cases for the model
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iface1 = gr.Interface(
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fn=app_info, inputs=None, outputs=['text'], title="General-Infomation",
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description='''
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This app, powered by the IEQ-BERT model (ieq/IEQ-BERT), is for automating the classification of text with respect
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to indoor environmental quality (IEQ). IEQ refers to the quality of the indoor air, lighting,
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temperature, and acoustics within a building, as well as the overall comfort and well-being of its occupants. It encompasses various
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factors that can impact the health, productivity, and satisfaction of people who spend time indoors, such as office workers, students,
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patients, and residents. This app assigns five labels to any given text; hence, a text may be assigned one or more labels. The five labels include
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the following:
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- Acoustic
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- Indoor air quality (IAQ)
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- No IEQ (label assigned when no IEQ is detected)
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- Thermal
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- Visual
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Because IEQ-BERT is capable of assigning one or more labels to a text, it is possible that the returned prediction, like
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(Acoustic_No IEQ) or (NO IEQ_Thermal). These multiple predictions that include "No IEQ" may suggest a lack of contextual
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clarity in the text and need manual review to confirm the label.
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This app has two analysis modules summarised below:
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- Single-Text-Prediction - Analyses text pasted in a text box and returns IEQ prediction.
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- Multi-Text-Prediction - Analyses multiple rows of texts in an uploaded CSV or Excell file and returns a downloadable CSV file with IEQ prediction for each row of text.
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This app runs on a free server and may, therefore, not be suitable for analysing large CSV files.
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If you need assistance with analysing large CSV files, use the contact information in the Contact section to get in touch.
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<h3>Contact</h3>
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<p>We would be happy to receive your feedback regarding this app. If you would also like to collaborate with us to explore some use cases for the model
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