DeepUnity

Documentation

How to use the DeepUnity tools, what the inputs and results mean, and where the models stop being reliable.

Start here

  1. Open Strength prediction. The form is filled with a worked example; press Run prediction and read the governing unity.
  2. Change one input at a time, say the in-plane end expansion at hub 1, and watch where the governing element moves.
  3. When you have a span and a seabed in mind, use Configuration design to search geometries instead of guessing them.
  4. Before relying on a number, check your inputs against the training ranges.

Pages

Strength prediction →

Enter one jumper and read per-element unity: the form, the 3D view, the profile chart, exports.

Configuration design →

Search seven-segment geometries for a span and seabed, and read the ranked results.

Inputs and training ranges →

All 32 inputs with units, meaning, and the range the model was trained on.

Results and code checks →

What longitudinal and combined unity mean, the ASME B31.8 basis, and the limits of a surrogate.

API →

Call the prediction and design services from a script.

Release notes →

What changed, version by version.

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