e-SparX: A Graph-Based Artifact Exchange Platform to Accelerate Machine Learning Research in the Energy Systems Community

Figure 1: Illustration of an e-SparX artifact exchange scenario among two machine learning projects.The artifacts involved are datasets, code, models, and results.We can see that the right pipeline is shorter as it can reuse artifacts from the left one.The model results from both pipelines can be compared transparently.Figure created with [29], icons taken from [17].

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2025-06-16
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3679240.3734617
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Figure 1: Illustration of an e-SparX artifact exchange scenario among two machine learning projects.The artifacts involved are datasets, code, models, and results.We can see that the right pipeline is shorter as it can reuse artifacts from the left one.The model results from both pipelines can be compared transparently.Figure created with [29], icons taken from [17].

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Affordable and clean energy
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