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Federico Florit edited this page Jan 14, 2025
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DynOpt is a toolbox for chemical reaction optimization using dynamic experiments in a flow-chemistry setup, leveraging Bayesian optimization to suggest new dynamic experiments to be performed in an experimental setup. For details about theory see the paper on dynamic experiments and the one on optimization.
DynO is a Python class which guides the user through a single objective optimization experimentally. The user provides data to the algorithm and DynO returns the next experiment to perform aiming at the maximum of the objective. The procedure is repeated iteratively until the algorithm stopping criteria are met.
flowchart LR
B(("`Define
problem`")) ==> Ic{"`Init. type`"}
subgraph Initialization
Ic ===>|Dynamic| DI["`Invoke
SuggestInit()`"]
Ic -->|Steady data| RI>"`Collect data
randomly`"]
RI --> FS["`Add data with
AddResults()`"]
end
FS --> C
DI ==> R>"`Run dynamic
experiment`"]
subgraph Iterative procedure
R ==> F["`Add data with
AddData()`"]
F ==> C{"`Convergence
criteria met?`"}
C -->|No| Iter["Invoke CalculateNewTrajectory()"]
Iter --> R
end
C --->|Yes| Z([Optimum])