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RivanDioPerdinan/Prediction-Microemulsion-Phase-Classes-Formulation-Variables-Using-ML-And-FI: Microemulsion Phase-Class Prediction Workflow v2.0.0

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Final reproducible workflow for the manuscript "Prediction of Microemulsion Phase Classes from Formulation Variables Using Machine Learning and Feature Importance". This release contains the raw dataset, cleaned dataset, data dictionary, Python workflow, package requirements, generated output tables, generated figures, JSON metadata, logs, and exact output files used in the revised manuscript.

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