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import gradio as gr
import pandas as pd
# Function to find solutions with floating-point comparison tolerance
def find_solutions(i_1, i_2):
m1_range = range(3, 7) # m1 between 3 and 7
m2_range = range(3, 7) # m2 between 3 and 7
valid_solutions = []
# z1 and z3 ranges under 50
z1_range = range(18, 40)
z3_range = range(18, 40)
tolerance = 1e-9 # Set a tolerance for floating-point comparison
# Iterating over all possible combinations
for m1 in m1_range:
for m2 in m2_range:
for z1 in z1_range:
for z3 in z3_range:
# Calculate left-hand side and right-hand side of the equation
lhs = (i_1 + 1) * m1 * z1
rhs = (i_2 + 1) * m2 * z3
# Use a tolerance to compare floating-point numbers
if abs(lhs - rhs) < tolerance:
valid_solutions.append((m1, m2, z1, z3))
# Convert the list of solutions to a pandas DataFrame
df = pd.DataFrame(valid_solutions, columns=['m1', 'm2', 'z1', 'z3'])
return df
# Create the Gradio app
demo = gr.Interface(
fn=find_solutions,
inputs=[gr.Number(label="i_1"), gr.Number(label="i_2")],
outputs=gr.DataFrame(label="Solutions"),
title="iSolver | Find Valid Parameter Sets",
description="""
**Find all valid solutions** to satisfy the axle spacing equation of a two-speed manual transmission system.
- **Equation**: (i_1 + 1) * m_1 * z_1 = (i_2 + 1) * m_2 * z_3
- **i_i**: Conversion rates between gears
- **m_i**: Modules of gears
- **z_1** and **z_3**: The number of teeth on gears 1 and 3
Enter two values for **i_1** and **i_2** below:
"""
)
# Launch the app
demo.launch(share=True)