Lavoisier Documentation

Welcome to the comprehensive documentation for the Lavoisier mass spectrometry analysis framework. Lavoisier is a high-performance computing framework that combines numerical and visual processing methods with integrated artificial intelligence modules for automated compound identification and structural elucidation.

🎯 NEW: Buhera Scripting Language

Lavoisier now includes Buhera, a revolutionary domain-specific scripting language that transforms mass spectrometry analysis by encoding the actual scientific method as executable scripts.

Buhera Documentation

Key Buhera Features

  • 🎯 Objective-First Analysis: Scripts declare explicit scientific goals before execution
  • βœ… Pre-flight Validation: Catch experimental flaws before wasting time and resources
  • 🧠 Goal-Directed AI: Bayesian evidence networks optimized for specific objectives
  • πŸ”¬ Scientific Rigor: Enforced statistical requirements and biological coherence

Core Lavoisier Framework

System Architecture & Installation

AI Modules & Intelligence

Analysis Pipelines

Development & Integration

Benchmarking & Validation

Quick Start Guide

1. Traditional Lavoisier Analysis

# Install Lavoisier
pip install lavoisier

# Run basic analysis
lavoisier analyze --input sample.mzML --output results/

2. Buhera Script Analysis (NEW!)

# Build Buhera language
cd lavoisier-buhera && cargo build --release

# Create a script
cat > biomarker_discovery.bh << 'EOF'
objective DiabetesBiomarkerDiscovery:
    target: "identify metabolites predictive of diabetes progression"
    success_criteria: "sensitivity >= 0.85 AND specificity >= 0.85"

validate InstrumentCapability:
    check_instrument_capability
    if target_concentration < instrument_detection_limit:
        abort("Instrument cannot detect target concentrations")

phase EvidenceBuilding:
    evidence_network = lavoisier.mzekezeke.build_evidence_network(
        objective: "diabetes_biomarker_discovery",
        pathway_focus: ["glycolysis", "gluconeogenesis"]
    )
EOF

# Validate and execute
buhera validate biomarker_discovery.bh
buhera execute biomarker_discovery.bh

Use Cases

πŸ”¬ Scientific Research

  • Biomarker Discovery: Identify disease-specific metabolites with clinical utility
  • Drug Metabolism: Characterize hepatic metabolism pathways and drug interactions
  • Environmental Analysis: Detect contaminants and assess environmental impact
  • Food Safety: Monitor pesticide residues and mycotoxin contamination

πŸ€– AI & Machine Learning

  • Multi-Domain LLM Systems: Template for combining specialized AI models
  • Adversarial ML Research: Framework for testing ML robustness
  • Bayesian Network Applications: Probabilistic reasoning in scientific domains
  • Context Verification: Novel approaches to AI system integrity

πŸ”’ Quality & Validation

  • Method Validation: Comprehensive analytical method validation workflows
  • Instrument QC: Continuous performance monitoring and predictive maintenance
  • Regulatory Compliance: Automated compliance checking and reporting
  • Data Integrity: Cryptographic verification of analysis context

Contributing

We welcome contributions to both the core Lavoisier framework and the Buhera scripting language:

  1. Core Framework: Python-based AI modules and analysis pipelines
  2. Buhera Language: Rust-based language implementation and validation
  3. Documentation: Tutorials, examples, and best practices
  4. Validation: Test cases and benchmarking datasets

See our implementation roadmap for current development priorities.

Community

  • GitHub: lavoisier
  • Issues: Report bugs and request features
  • Discussions: Share use cases and get help
  • Wiki: Community-contributed examples and tutorials

License

Lavoisier is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE file for details.


β€œOnly the extraordinary can beget the extraordinary” - Antoine Lavoisier

Transform your mass spectrometry analysis with surgical precision using Lavoisier and Buhera.


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