Front-End Application Development


For this portion of my project, I get to play with my favorite area of Computer Science...Front-End Application Development! There is always something appealing to be able to take a blank canvas and paint whatever you want on it, and then to give that paint functionality. For this portion of my project, I have built from scratch a user interface that takes data from the fisherman, and logs it in a specified format so it can be mined at a later date. The interface for this project does not require any thing fancy, however I do enjoy making something sharp and appealing to the eyes.



For this section it is simply asking the fisherman for the weather, water and fishing techniques that were present and the time one single fishing attempt was made. A fishing attempt for this project is defined as Fishing for 5 minutes with the same lure from shore.
This allows for consistency, so the integrity of the data is not distorted, and accurate predictions can be made.













For the second tab of the Lure Orical Log, the user selects the lure they used for the single fishing attempt. After the lure is chosen, the application will ask the user if they wish to enter an additional fishing lure. This will allow for some of the data already entered to remain, so the user can efficiently log 10 fishing sessions.

















The next step in my project is to create the application interface that the user will utilize in order to receive probabilities on what lure to use. This application will take information from the user in regards to the weather conditions, mine the historical data, then provide the best lure to use based on probability statements and AI case base Decision Trees.

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