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import gradio as gr
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import pandas as pd
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import joblib
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# Define the features
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features = ['tempreature', 'humidity', 'water_level', 'N', 'P', 'K']
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# Load the models
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water_pump_model = joblib.load("xgb_Water_pump_actuator_ON_model.pkl")
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watering_plant_model = joblib.load("xgb_Watering_plant_pump_ON_model.pkl")
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fan_actuator_model = joblib.load("xgb_fan_actuator_model.pkl")
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# Prediction function
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def predict_actuators(tempreature, humidity, water_level, N, P, K):
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# Input as DataFrame
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input_data = pd.DataFrame([[tempreature, humidity, water_level, N, P, K]], columns=features)
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# Predictions for each model
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water_pump_pred = water_pump_model.predict(input_data)[0]
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watering_plant_pred = watering_plant_model.predict(input_data)[0]
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fan_actuator_pred = fan_actuator_model.predict(input_data)[0]
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# Interpret predictions
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water_pump_status = "The Water Pump Actuator is Turning On. π°" if water_pump_pred == 1 else "The Water Pump Actuator is Off. β"
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watering_plant_status = "The Watering Plant Pump is Turning On. π±" if watering_plant_pred == 1 else "The Watering Plant Pump is Off. β"
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fan_actuator_status = "The Fan Actuator is Turning On. π¨" if fan_actuator_pred == 1 else "The Fan Actuator is Off. β"
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return water_pump_status, watering_plant_status, fan_actuator_status
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# Create Gradio interface
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with gr.Blocks() as app:
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gr.Markdown("# πΎ Smart Automated Irrigation System πΏ")
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gr.Markdown("Enter the environmental and nutrient parameters below to predict the actuator status for your irrigation system.")
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with gr.Row():
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tempreature = gr.Number(label="Temperature (Β°C)", value=30.5)
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humidity = gr.Number(label="Humidity (%)", value=75.0)
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water_level = gr.Number(label="Water Level (cm)", value=3.2)
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N = gr.Number(label="Nitrogen (N)", value=40)
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P = gr.Number(label="Phosphorus (P)", value=15)
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K = gr.Number(label="Potassium (K)", value=20)
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with gr.Row():
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example1_btn = gr.Button("Use Example Input 1 (30.5, 75.0, 3.2, 40, 15, 20)")
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example2_btn = gr.Button("Use Example Input 2 (35, 12, 88, 185, 190, 160)")
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submit_btn = gr.Button("Predict Actuator Status")
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with gr.Row():
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water_pump_status = gr.Textbox(label="Water Pump Status", interactive=False)
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watering_plant_status = gr.Textbox(label="Watering Plant Pump Status", interactive=False)
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fan_actuator_status = gr.Textbox(label="Fan Actuator Status", interactive=False)
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# Example input 1
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def example1():
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return 30.5, 75.0, 3.2, 40, 15, 20
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# Example input 2
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def example2():
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return 35, 12, 88, 185, 190, 160
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# Define button actions
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example1_btn.click(example1, [], [tempreature, humidity, water_level, N, P, K])
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example2_btn.click(example2, [], [tempreature, humidity, water_level, N, P, K])
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submit_btn.click(
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predict_actuators,
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[tempreature, humidity, water_level, N, P, K],
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[water_pump_status, watering_plant_status, fan_actuator_status],
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)
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# Launch the app
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app.launch()
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