FEXUM frontend

Framework for Exploring and Understanding Multivariate Correlations

This repository contains the web frontend of FEXUM and is built on AngularJS, D3.js, and CoffeeScript.

It allows the user to upload and explore datasets on an interactive feature map. Individual features may also be selected and their distributions inspected, explaining the correlations between them and enabling the user to select a good feature subset.

The basis for this application has been made into a paper, which was submitted to and accepted by ECML PKDD 2017, and published as part of the conference proceedings in the "Lecture Notes in Computer Science" (LNCS) series.

Contributors

• Louis Kirsch
• Niklas Riekenbrauck
• Daniel Thevessen
• Marcus Pappik
• Axel Stebner
• Julius Kunze
• Alexander Meißner

Installation

npm install -g grunt-cli bower coffeelint
npm install
bower install

Building

Compile and link assets

grunt build

Also minify for production use

grunt buildProd

Parameters

• --out=directory output directory (default: www)

Serve locally

To build and serve locally without minification (and watch for changes)

grunt serve

Parameters

• --port=PORT allows specifying a port to serve on (default: 1337)
• --api-host=HOST specify the host to use as the application's API (default: 172.16.18.127)
• --api-port=PORT specify the API's port (default: 80)
• --api-websocket-port=PORT specify the websocket's port (default: 80)

Then access your browser at http://localhost:1337

Deployment

Automatically compile, link and minify all assets and then deploy to the server

grunt deploy --host HOSTNAME