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####Welcome to the DeepdiveCrystallography diffraction classification web service
###Quickstart Guide:
prerequisites: python 3.6 and an internet connection
To predict the crystal structure simply start the Diffraction Classifier by
running the command:
python DiffractionClassifier.py
Then follow the series of prompts.
Advanced usage:
You can specify the data you'd like to load by adding --filepath FILEPATH_TO_YOUR_DATA
to the function call.
Similarly you specify the calibration by modifying the calibration.json file and adding --calibration calibration.json to the
function call.
### Acknowledgements
Work supported through the INL Laboratory Directed Research& Development (LDRD) Program under DOE Idaho Operations Office Contract DE-AC07-05ID145142. Thanks to Ian Harvey for many useful discussions and contributions to this work.
### Citations
- J. A. Aguiar, M. L. Gong, R. R. Unocic, T. Tasdizen, & B. D. Miller. Decoding Crystallography from High-Resolution Electron Imaging and Diffraction Datasets with Deep Learning. Sci. Adv. aaw1949 (2019).
- J. A. Aguiar, M. L. Gong & T. Tasdizen. Crystallographic prediction from diffraction and chemistry data for higher throughput classification using machine learning. Comput. Mater. Sci. 173, 109409 (2020).