The report for this study can be found here.
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Using the Command Line Tool in your desired IDE, run:
git clone https://github.com/liewyihseng/20090325_submission.git
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This will allow the latest version of source code to be cloned into the workspace.
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If you are facing any issue on cloning this file, do drop me an email at [email protected] as this repository is currently still in private mode.
- Have Anaconda Navigator opened in your machine.
- Head to the Environments tab on the most left part of the window.
- Search for 'Import' that lies at the bottom left part of the window.
- At the 'Local Drive', simply insert the path that directs to environment.yml file within the cloned repository.
- Simply assign a name for the new environment and remember to check the 'Overwrite existing enironment' checkbox.
- After that, simply select 'Import'.
- The process of importing the environment might take awhile, please be patient.
- If you have followed the steps, the designated environment with the environment name you have specified has been imported.
- Go to this link: https://git-scm.com/download/win.
- Select the version based on your machine's information.
- Extract the files followed by running of the installer.
Installation of Anaconda can be accessible through this link : https://docs.anaconda.com/anaconda/install/windows/
- After having all the prerequisites done, you are now ready to run the cloned source code.
- Go to Anaconda Navigator and head to the environment tab on the most left part of the window.
- Search for the environment you have imported and click onto the start icon beside the enviroment to boot up the environment.
- Simply head to Home tab and search for Jupyter Notebook.
- Select 'Launch' to have Jupyter Notebook booted up.
- Within Jupyter Notebook, head to directory containing the repository.
- Click on the files you would like to access.
- To run the Machine Learning technique training, click on the run all symbol in the navigation bar.
- The training will automatically start where a series of output will be presented.
The project within this repository utilises Python 3.7.11
All files included inside the lib folder are written in-house.
- notebook: 6.4.8
- keras: 2.4.3
- keras_tuner: 1.1.0
- matplotlib: 3.4.3
- numpy: 1.20.3
- pandas: 1.3.4
- scikit-learn: 0.24.2
- scipy: 1.7.3
- tensorboard: 2.6.0
- tensorflow: 2.3.0