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import streamlit
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import pickle
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import numpy
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import sklearn
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# web app on your desktop local host
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#run on your pycharm terminal ' streamlit run app.py '
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# if using command window ensure the path is correct.. c:\users\idom...\pycharm..\machin learing>
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# that is pionting to your python file
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loaded_model = pickle.load(open('MWmodel.sav','rb'))
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#create function to handle predicition
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def microwave_fault_prediction (user_input_data):
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#convert to array
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Input_array = numpy.asarray(user_input_data)
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Input_array_reshaped = Input_array.reshape(1, -1)
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make_prediction = loaded_model.predict(Input_array_reshaped)
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print(make_prediction) # make_prediction= [10], pos is 0
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if make_prediction== 0:
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return 'site is up'
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elif make_prediction == 1:
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return'site is down: fault: 1. inteference 2. misalignment 3. one of the odu is faulty'
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elif make_prediction == 2:
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return 'site is down: fault: 1. NO power at remote site(A),2.ODU offline remote site(A)(check alarm \'IF cable open\') '
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elif make_prediction == 3:
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return 'site is down: fault:1.ODu hunged at remote site(A), reset power at both sites(A,B)'
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elif make_prediction == 4:
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return 'site is down: fault: 1. cascaded cable faulty at hub Site (B), 2. ODU/IDU/If cable offline,at remote end'
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elif make_prediction == 5:
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return'site is down: fault: 1 ODU at hub site(B)degraded( reset ODU, reterminate IF cable,check alarm)'
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elif make_prediction == 6:
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return 'site is down: faulty: if power is okay, odu burnt at either remote site (A) OR (B)'
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else: # do feature elimination for data irrelevant to outcome
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return 'case 7: site status cannot be determined by RSL data'
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#construct interface for user data input
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def main():
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#give a title
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streamlit.title('microwave fault detection web app')
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#get input data from user
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RSLA = streamlit.number_input('Site A Local end: enter RSL of the site, it must be negative number, input zero for no supervision',min_value=-99, max_value=0, value=-30, step=1,key= 'rsla')
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#key= 'rslb' is to distinguish two similar widgets 'text_input' in streamlit
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RSLB = streamlit.number_input('Site B Remote end: enter RSL of the Hub site, it must be negative number, input zero for no supervision',min_value=-99, max_value=0, value=-30, step=1,key= 'rslb')
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#code for prediction
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detection ="" #declare this variable to hold result like empty list
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#mylist = []
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if streamlit.button('click here for fault prediction'):
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detection=microwave_fault_prediction([RSLA,RSLB])
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#convert inputs into a single parameter using list [1,2]
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#microwave_fault_prediction ...call the function to process input
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streamlit.success(detection)
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if __name__ == '__main__':
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main()
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# web app on your desktop local host
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#run on your pycharm terminal ' streamlit run microwaveAPP.py '
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# if using command window ensure the path is correct.. c:\users\idom...\pycharm..\machin learing>
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# that is pionting to your python file
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