Machine Learning Model Development GUIs
The latest version of Python and the dependencies (as given below) should have been installed into the system. The presented GUIs use the scikit-learn and other libraries for hyperparameter optimization and machine learning regression model development (presently Random Forest regression, AdaBoost, Gradient Boost and Extreme Gradient Boost regression, Support Vector Machine and Linear SVM regression and Ridge regression) and machine learning classification model development (presently linear discriminant analysis, logistic regression, support vector classification, and random forest classification).
Machine Learning regression
Uploaded on May 05, 2023

Machine Learning Regressor v 2.1
(Uploaded on June 25, 2023)
It computes additional validation metrics.
Machine Learning Regressor v 2.0
(Uploaded on April 10, 2023)
It includes the Feature selection option.
Machine Learning Regressor v1.0 (Uploaded on March 09, 2023)

Presently all tools are restricted.
TO USE THE TOOLS, PLEASE SIGN THE NEW LICENSE AGREEMENT FORM (DATED 15 FEBRUARY 2023) AND SEND IT TO THE EMAIL ADDRESS GIVEN AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE. The Licensee will also fill in the form https://forms.gle/1r3TTy7RmZCQvqBt5
Reference: Arkaprava Banerjee, Supratik Kar, Souvik Pore & Kunal Roy (2023) Efficient predictions of cytotoxicity of TiO2-based multi-component nanoparticles using a machine learning-based q-RASAR approach, Nanotoxicology, DOI: 10.1080/17435390.2023.2186280
Machine Learning classification
Machine Learning Classification v1.4 (Uploaded on 23 Oct 2024)
Machine Learning Classification v1.0
(Uploaded on April 09, 2023)
V1.4 includes (i) the Feature selection option; (ii) both Optimizer and Model developer (iii) Cross-validation (iv) SHAP plot generation

Presently all tools are restricted.
TO USE THE TOOLS, PLEASE SIGN THE NEW LICENSE AGREEMENT FORM (DATED 15 FEBRUARY 2023) AND SEND IT TO THE EMAIL ADDRESS GIVEN AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE. The Licensee will also fill in the form https://forms.gle/1r3TTy7RmZCQvqBt5
Reference: Arkaprava Banerjee & Kunal Roy (2023) Machine-learning-based similarity meets traditional QSAR: “q-RASAR” for the enhancement of the external predictivity and detection of prediction confidence outliers in an hERG toxicity dataset. Chem Intell Lab Syst, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chemolab.2023.104829
Divide Dataset and Develop Models
Dataset Division and Model Selection V 1.0
Upload Date 17.07.2023
Presently restricted
Data set Balancer
Upload Date 05.03.2024
Presently restricted
Activity Landscape Plot
Activity Landscape Plot Generation GUI-v1.0
Upload Date 09.03.2024