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SelfX is a Python framework for building ML & AI apps in the domain of Cyber-Physical Systems (CPSs).

Built on top of Dash, SelfX allows simple implementation of AI tools for CPSs. Read our tutorial.

This software is developed at Helmut Schmidt University / University of Federal Armed Forces Hamburg at the Professorship of Computer Science in Mechanical Engineering at the Institute of Automation Technology.

SelfX App Examples

To be added.

Styling Overrides

SelfX loads override stylesheets after its default dashboard assets. Apps can append project CSS with css_overrides when creating SelfXDash:

selfx = dashboard.SelfXDash(
    css_overrides=["assets/selfx_overrides.css"],
)

Local CSS files are served by SelfX, and external CSS URLs can also be passed. For small changes, pass raw CSS directly:

selfx = dashboard.SelfXDash(
    css_overrides=[":root { --selfx-sidebar-width: 19rem; }"],
)

AI4CPS OSS & SelfX Enterprise

Category Feature SelfX OOS (Open Source) SelfX Enterprise
Core Platform Core SelfX Platform ✅ ✅
Workflow Engine ✅ ✅
API Access Basic Extended
Plugin / Extension Support Limited Full
LLM Integration Limited Full
AI Capabilities Basic AI tools ✅ ✅
Dayly and Monthly Reports ❌ ✅
Security & Access Control User Authentication Basic Advanced
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) Limited ✅
Single Sign-On (SSO) ❌ ✅
Scalability & Reliability Horizontal Scaling ❌ ✅
High Availability / Clustering ❌ ✅
Multi-Tenant Support ❌ ✅
Integrations Standard Integrations Limited Extended
Enterprise Integrations ❌ ✅
Custom Connectors Limited ✅
Observability Basic Logging ✅ ✅
Metrics & Monitoring Basic Advanced
Alerting ❌ ✅
Operations Deployment Self-hosted Self-hosted / Enterprise
Backup & Recovery Tools ❌ ✅
Performance Optimization ❌ ✅
Support & Licensing License Open Source Commercial
Documentation ✅ ✅
Support Community Priority / SLA
Professional Services ❌ Available

LLMs can be used to easily create features

See https://ai4cps.com to get in touch.

Install ai4cps and import from ai4cps, for example from ai4cps.dash.dashboard import SelfXDash. The deprecated selfx distribution provides compatibility for legacy selfx imports.

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