Imagine I am trying to analyse different brands of shoes. I have collected the input data for all these shoes (the material, the size, the dimensions etc). Now I run approx. 1000 numerical simulations in Abaqus for different combinations of the input parameters and obtain the impact that the shoe can take, for each and every one of those combinations. So now I have 1000 results.
Let's imagine the customer wants his own 'customized' shoe but he wants to decide that based on the impact that the shoe can withstand, and so he selects his size, the material he likes, the dimensions of the sole, the length of the shoelace etc. Based on his choice of combinations, if a result exists, he is shown the result. If the result does not exist, I need to do some kind of interpolation and finally arrive a result.
I would like to create a database in the form of a 'lookup table' in which the user can select the parameters he wants and should be able to see a result for the combination of parameters he chooses. My question : is this achievable in Python?
As Simon pointed out towards Django Python, here are some links that might help you getting started (source: StackOverFlow.com)
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14225601/django-form-to-query-database-models
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32329289/python-how-to-create-a-lookup-table-for-string-matching?rq=1
Hope it helps.
You need to use semantic Web Technology.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8779922/python-tools-libraries-for-semantic-web-state-of-the-art
And you also need semantic database analysis.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc770715(v=ws.11).aspx
best regard.
I think the problem is to build the database in some engine. Then connect with python.
Here is an example of connecting a mysql database with python
Working Paper Fundamentos de Python con Orientación a Objetos y Basado en ...
- DOI =10.13140/RG.2.2.17362.76482
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