Our team of developers has created an app that uses wordle puzzles to quiz users on diseases and their symptoms. The app is both fun and educational, as it helps users learn more about their health and how to prevent or treat common illnesses. The app works by randomly selecting a disease from a large data set and giving users chances to guess. If users are unsure, they can use the hint button to get more context. If they guess incorrectly, they will get another hint in the form of a symptom. The more hints they use, the easier it will be to guess the disease, but it will also take longer. If users are stuck or want a new challenge, they can skip the current disease or give up.
For the web app, we used Python as the programming language, Streamlit as the web framework, Visual Studio Code as the integrated development environment (IDE), and Cohere AI as the machine learning system. We trained Cohere AI on a data set of diseases, using it to generate hints for each disease. For the mobile app, we used XML and Java as the programming languages, and Android Studio as the IDE. We learned many things, like how to implement artificial intelligence and machine learning into our code, how to design and develop user-friendly interfaces, how to work as a team and collaborate on different tasks, and how to research and validate our data sources.
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