INTERSECT-DIAL

DIAL is an INTERSECT service for active learning in the context of sequential design. The intention is for cross-domain experiments to be able to craft declarative campaigns which can use DIAL workflows.

This documentation website is intended to target high-level users of INTERSECT-DIAL. Developers should read the README in the repository instead.

If you are constructing an INTERSECT-SDK Client, an INTERSECT Campaign JSON, or are using the iHub interface to construct a campaign, you would be interested in the articles listed under Client / Campaign Author Guides. Users attempting to optimize their workflows may also be interested in the Benchmarks section.

If you are deploying an INTERSECT-DIAL Service, or are writing an INTERSECT Client calling in to an INTERSECT-DIAL Service, you may be interested in the Deployment Guides section.

Client / Campaign Author Guides

• Dataclass Overview
  • Creating a workflow
• References
• Client Guide
• Service
  • DialCapabilityImplementation
• Dataclass
  • Request Objects
  • Response Objects

Selected Benchmarks

• Benchmarking

Deployment Guides

• Service Deployment Guide
• From source
• From Docker
• From the Helm Chart
• Config File Reference

Indices and tables

• Index

• Module Index

• Search Page