khesemeyerumass
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4 years ago Unfortunately, we weren’t able to implement this feature. The ML team was working on the ML for analyzing images of apple clusters and we weren’t able to access/test it until the day of release. We wanted to prioritize uploading images to the ML rather than the feature for just displaying the ML being used. Also, I’m not sure that the ML was able to provide data yet. Thus, to our knowledge, there wasn’t any data from the ML to show in our data page.
Carl is a researcher who wants to see the data he collected on apple trees in a specific orchard, but through different ML algorithms. He gets onto the OrchardWatch website using a computer and logs into his account. On the main page, he selects the “Research Data” button, which opens up a new page. Carl then fills out the information regarding the data he is searching for (described in issue #98 ). He chooses the “predicted apples bore per tree rates option” and fills in the number of the tree, a start date, and an end date. Once he fills all that out, the data will be displayed. A new box and button will appear above the data table on the current page. Researchers like Carl will be the only ones who will see and have access to these two features. The box contains the ML used to calculate the data and a drop-down box below it that is labeled “Change ML”. By clicking on the drop-down box, a list of ML algorithms is shown. He will only be able to select ML models that can apply to the specific type of data he is displaying. Carl selects one of the options in the drop-down box. After a few seconds, the data in the table is changed so that it now is from the newly selected ML and the box in the top-right corner now displays the ML he selected.